Perseverance Pays Off
Daniel W. Hood found perseverance pays off. After self-publishing five books, his sixth, “Dancing with a Stranger,” was published by Austin Macauley in August 2024. A mystery mixed with romance, the novel
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Teens and Seniors Share Stories and Make Connections
Fourteen seniors and teens gathered on April 17 at the Carriage House located at Boston Post Road to share stories and make connections. Chloe Chitkara, a Wayland High School junior who attends
Mass Central Rail Trail: More to Come
By Larry Kiernan and Emma Kiernan If you’ve driven Route 20 through Sudbury lately, you’ve probably noticed the trail construction between Dunkin’ Donuts and Lotus Blossom. That’s the Mass Central Rail Trail
Wayland Fishing Derby
With a turn out of well over 50 children and their families, it was clear that the rain didn’t put a damper on the 26th annual Wayland Youth Fishing Derby, this past
Wayland’s Sweetest Therapy
There are times in one’s life when one needs healing and therapy…of the chocolate variety. “Meet our Neighbors” visited Chocolate Therapy in Wayland Center, a not-your-typical chocolate shop but rather an experience,
Did You Know?
Have you heard about WaylandPost.org? This online platform has local news, community updates, sports coverage, and so much more. Whether you’re a busy parent, an active community member, or simply someone eager
Ex Police Chief Sues Town
Wayland- One year after final payment of his six-figure settlement former Wayland Police Chief Sean Gibbons is seeking further compensation from Wayland residents. Gibbons filed a civil lawsuit against the Town of
Talk of the Town – Muslim Neighbors & Friends Celebrate Iftar
Wayland Muslim Neighbors hosted a Community Iftar at the Islamic Center of Boston in Wayland on March 28th. Iftar signifies the end of the daily fast during Ramadan, which Muslims observe from
First Public Involvement Plan (PIP) for 195 Main St. on April 10th
The Town’s Licensed Site Professional (LSP), Ben Gould of CMG Environmental explained the history of how LSPs became MassDEP’s solution on how to regulate and ensure cleanup of hazardous waste releases to
Help Feed Early-Spring Pollinators
BY JEAN MILBURN Do you wake up hungry? Many of our pollinators do; and many have trouble when they hunt for food in late March through early May. Happily, Massachusetts is home