New City Microcreamery Relocates From Sudbury To Wayland
Tuesday, September 1 — The Town of Wayland invited residents and business owners to weigh in on its updated Hazard Mitigation Plan, part of the town's ongoing effort to prepare for natural hazards. Officials are seeking public input as the plan is revised, according to a notice posted to the town's website.
Tuesday, September 1, 7 a.m. — Polls opened for the State Primary, with Wayland voters casting ballots at the Town Building gymnasium through 8 p.m. Anyone still holding a vote-by-mail ballot could drop it at the polls or ensure it arrived by the close of polls, according to the Town of Wayland's September newsletter.
Tuesday, September 1 — "Wayland MA maintenance director honored for assisted living excellence," MetroWest Daily News reports: Laurie Pimental, maintenance director at a Wayland assisted living community, received a statewide award recognizing her work keeping the facility running smoothly for residents. https://www.metrowestdailynews.com/story/news/local/2026/09/01/wayland-ma-assisted-living-center-maintenance-director-laurie-pimental-earns-excellence-award/91546808007/
Tuesday, September 1 — "Sudbury's Award-Winning Ice Cream Shop Bolts for Bigger Wayland Digs," per Hoodline: New City Microcreamery is closing its Sudbury store after four years and relocating to a larger space in Wayland Town Center, with an opening targeted for spring 2027. https://hoodline.com/2026/09/sudbury-s-award-winning-ice-cream-shop-bolts-for-bigger-wayland-digs/
Tuesday, September 1, evening — "Sen. Jamie Eldridge, Tim Shea Advance In Middlesex, Worcester Senate Race," Wayland Patch reports: Democratic state Sen. Jamie Eldridge and Republican Tim Shea each won their primaries, setting up a November matchup for the Senate seat that represents Wayland. https://patch.com/massachusetts/wayland
Thursday, September 3 — Arts Wayland opens its fall calendar with an Art Circle discussion, "Technology: a Tool for Creating or Cheating?," at the gallery, 35 Andrew Ave., from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday is also the deadline for vendors to apply for the 2026 Arts Wayland Winter Art Fair, planned for December 5 at Wayland High School.
Monday, September 14, 5:30 p.m. — Town Manager Michael McCall will hold office hours from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Wayland Commons Room at 41 Cochituate Road, according to the Town of Wayland's September newsletter, inviting residents to stop by with questions or concerns.
Sunday, September 20, noon — The Wayland Museum and Historical Society opens its year-long exhibit "The Home Team" with a free reception from noon to 2 p.m. at the museum, 12 Cochituate Road. The exhibit's first chapter, "Out Until Dark," will be on view through November.
Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.