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Wayland and museum announce final Tracing Liberty events for late July

Wayland's year-long Tracing Liberty history series closes with a free, four-day Slave Dwelling Project visit July 23–26. The Town of Wayland, Wayland Museum & Historical Society, and Wayland250 announced Monday that the finale will cap a yearlong program of book discussions and nature w…

Wayland Median Sale Price Hits $1.48 Million as June Market Skews Toward Upper End

Twenty deeds were recorded in Wayland between June 12 and July 11, 2026, with sale prices disclosed on 14 of those transactions. Prices ranged from $700,000 to $2.8 million, with a median of $1,480,000. The month's standout transaction was 101 Draper Road, which sold June 12 for $2,800,…

Wayland set to receive $500K in state economic development funding

Wayland is in line for $500,000 in state economic development funding under a bond bill passed by the Massachusetts Legislature. Wayland Patch flagged two governance concerns Saturday: key advisory committees may face volunteer shortages as override discussions approach, and the questio…

Wayland EDC drafts meals-tax set-aside, split-rate proposals for Select Board

Wayland EDC readies meals-tax and split-rate pitches as Town Center redevelopment accelerates. Chair Rebecca M.

Wayland Mourns Longtime Lavin's Liquors Owner Bob Lavin Sr.

Wayland is mourning longtime Lavin's Liquors owner Bob Lavin Sr., who ran the shop since the early 1960s. Word of his death, first reported by Wayland Patch, comes the same week the town learned the final show of the Council on Aging's 15th Annual Outdoor Community Concert Series has be…