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State budget earmarks $50,000 for Wayland schools' wellness and recreation upgrades

A $50,000 state budget earmark targets wellness and recreational upgrades at two Wayland schools this holiday weekend. Per Wayland Patch, the legislative line item would benefit Wayland High School and Happy Hollow Elementary School — the most concrete local policy development in an oth…

Wayland schools set to receive $50,000 in state budget wellness funds

Wayland schools are set to receive a $50,000 state budget earmark for wellness upgrades at two campuses. The town is simultaneously navigating an Extreme Heat Warning: the COA's Summer Thursdays Concert moved indoors Thursday, the Wayland Free Public Library is serving as a cooling cent…

Wayland panel votes to pursue federal grant for Dudley Pond nutrient study in 2027

Wayland's Surface Water Quality Committee voted 3-0 to pursue a federal Section 604B planning grant in 2027 for a feasibility study of nutrient sources on Dudley Pond, acting on the recommendation of Ann, chair of the Healthy Dudley Pond Committee, who reported an unprecedented spring algae bloom on

Wayland Opens Cooling Stations, Moves Concert Indoors Amid Extreme Heat

Extreme heat forces Wayland to open cooling stations and cancel its outdoor summer concert Thursday. An Extreme Heat Watch running through Friday has the town directing residents to the Wayland Public Library and the Public Safety Building for relief, while this week's COA Thursday Summ…

Wayland Select Board Votes 5-0 to Expand PFAS Study at Contaminated Town Property

Wayland Select Board votes to expand PFAS investigation at 195 Main Street after contamination reaches 20 times state limit.