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Wayland Community Action Network: from idea to impact

March 6, 2026

By Marina McAlpine In the wake of hateful incidents that shook the town, a community-led movement in Wayland has grown into a nonprofit dedicated to connection, belonging and action. The Wayland Community

News·Obituaries

Elaine Berg Wegener, 90

March 6, 2026

Elaine (Berg) Wegener, 90, died peacefully on Jan. 18, with her daughter Sue Wegener Will, son-in-law Dave Will, granddaughter Carolynn Will, and grandson Kyle Will by her side.Elaine was born Feb. 20,

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Major changes coming for Wayland schools

March 6, 2026

School Committee members and the Wayland Public Schools administrative team met with HMFH Architects at the committee’s Feb. 25 meeting to review the culmination of the Wayland PS PK-8 Facilities Planning report

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The 20 properties that help pay Wayland’s bills

March 6, 2026

Every fall, as the Select Board sets the tax rate, thousands of property tax bills quietly power nearly every public service in Wayland, from classroom lights to plowed roads.For fiscal year 2026,

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Public Safety Log

March 6, 2026

Monday, Feb. 1610:50 a.m. — A Ravine Road resident reported that water in her basement had set off an alarm. The Fire Department provided a pump to remove the water.11:18 a.m. —

Municipal Meeting Recaps

Landfill group proposal includes athletic field, bus parking, and more

March 6, 2026

The Route 20 South Landfill Visioning Committee voted unanimously Feb. 17 to advance a concept plan that centers on a regulation-size grass athletic field, an informal open space, a future trailhead connection,

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Planning Board extends Carroll School decision deadline to April 17

March 6, 2026

The Planning Board continued its public hearing on the Carroll School site plan application for 37–45 Waltham Road and voted to extend its written decision deadline to April 17 in order to

Municipal Meeting Recaps

Conservation Commission considers Dudley Road area projects

March 6, 2026

The Conservation Commission on Feb. 11 continued, approved, and deferred multiple projects near Dudley Pond while also discussing Town Meeting articles and municipal pesticide policy.Chair Sean Fair and the commission continued to

Municipal Meeting Recaps

Board of Public Works

March 6, 2026

The Board of Public Works reviewed a significant change involving the MWRA long-term water supply project at its Feb. 25 meeting.Director of Public Works Tom Holder reported that the capital improvement plan

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Winter brings increase in deer–car accidents

March 6, 2026

By Veronica Hernandez As deer collisions rise during the winter, some Wayland residents are concerned about wildlife and public safety.While it might appear there are more deer-vs.-car accidents, Acting Police Chief Mark

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