18 property transfers logged in September

Wayland logged 18 property transfers in September, with six sale prices confirmed so far. From our own coverage: Wayland logs 18 property transfers in September. Also in today's brief (11 items): Select Board meets Monday night; Finance Committee convenes Monday evening; Mass Save table…

Warriors Football Blanks Waltham 27-0 To Stay Unbeaten

Wayland High School football blanked Waltham High School 27-0 Friday to push its unbeaten start to 4-0. Boys soccer swept Bedford High School at three levels to improve to 6-0, and girls soccer beat both Bedford and Westford Academy 2-1. Field hockey lost 4-3 to Bedford and 5-1 to Acton…

Wayland Records 18 Property Transfers in September, Six Sale Prices Disclosed So Far

Eighteen property transfers were recorded in Wayland from Sept. 4 to Oct. 3, but only six carried a disclosed sale price, ranging from $635,000 to $1,975,000, with a median of $945,000 among those six. The period's top recorded sale was 21 Jeffrey Rd., which sold for $1,975,000 to Jeffrey Rd

Board wants softer look for pump station fence

Design review board presses town engineers to soften industrial look of Castle Road pump station fence. From our own coverage: Design board debates fencing at Castle Road pump station; Capital panel finds accounting gap in annual report. Also in today's brief (14 items): Wayland Festiva…

Conservation board OKs six-unit Loker St. project

Conservation Commission permits six-unit Loker Street apartment complex despite missing curb-cut permit. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission permits six-unit Loker Street apartments; Design board rejects chain-link fencing at pump station. Also in today's brief (14 items): Wa…

Capital panel accepts $700K cyber boost

Wayland's capital committee accepted a $700,000 cybersecurity budget increase without holding a closed session on it. From our own coverage: Board of Health denies permit for three geese; Wayland water project hits 75 percent design. Also in today's brief (22 items): Wayland awarded $49…

Conservation panel approves Loker Street apartment permit

Wayland Conservation Commission issued a wetlands permit for a six-unit Loker Street apartment project despite an unresolved curb cut.

Capital panel trims report, flags staffing gap

Wayland capital committee spends full meeting editing its report as October 15 deadline nears.

Hazardous waste day set for Oct. 17

Wayland Health Department will hold household hazardous waste collection day Saturday, October 17. Also in today's brief (15 items): Household hazardous waste day set for Oct. 17; Health Department schedules two October vaccine clinics; Wayland schools rank among state's best, new list …

Design board rejects chain link at pump station

Wayland's Design Review Advisory Board pushed back on chain link fencing at the planned Castle Road pump station.

High school ranked No. 20 in state

Wayland High School ranks among Massachusetts' top 25 public high schools in new analysis. Also in today's brief (11 items): Wayland High School ranks No. 20 in state; Capital Improvement Planning Committee meets tonight; Conservation Commission holds regular meeting; Regional 911 dispa…

New businesses, upgrades coming to Town Center

Wayland Town Center plans new cafe, ice cream shop and tutoring center amid upgrades. From our own coverage: Wayland home sales range $635K to nearly $2M. Also in today's brief (13 items): 3 businesses, public upgrades planned for Town Center; Wayland seniors try weekly equine therapy i…

Home sales span $635K to $2 million

Wayland home sales ranged from $635,000 to nearly $2 million in September. From our own coverage: Wayland home sales span wide price range in September. Also in today's brief (13 items): Wayland girls soccer blanks Westfield 4-0; New Millennium Fund could shape library funding; Finance …

Warriors Football Downs Newton South 42-19 To Stay Unbeaten

Wayland High School football headlined a busy week for Warriors athletics, beating Newton South High School 42-19 on Friday to stay unbeaten. Girls soccer won twice, beating Cambridge Rindge and Latin School 2-1 and Westfield High School 4-0, while volleyball rallied from a 1-3 loss to …