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Wayland Energy Committee plots two-track August grant push for school decarbonization

WAYLAND — May 19, 2026 — Wayland pivots to $1.15M Climate Leader bid after losing Green Schools grant. The Energy and Climate Committee on Monday endorsed a two-track August application — a study grant up to $150,000 to evaluate replacing roughly 70 aging unit ventilators at the middle school, and

Wayland Public Works board elects Wegebauer chair, grants $14,869 water abatement

WAYLAND — May 19, 2026 — Wayland Public Works elects new leadership and grants nearly $15,000 water abatement. The board unanimously elected Michael Wegebauer chair and Michael Spelman vice chair, with Judy Ling continuing as Community Preservation Committee liaison, and welcomed new member John Storer from the Board of Health. Members

Wayland Select Board defers Dudley Chateau outdoor dining vote amid neighbor objections

WAYLAND — May 18, 2026 — Wayland Select Board punts on Dudley Chateau outdoor dining license after neighbor pushback. The three-member quorum of Chair Carol B. Martin, Vice-Chair Doug Levine and William Whitney voted 3-0 to continue the hearing to June 1 over questions about Planning Board jurisdiction and

Wayland Board of Health to press DPW over recycled-gravel dust on Hazelbrook Lane

WAYLAND — May 18, 2026 — Wayland Board of Health to press DPW after residents call road dust a public health hazard. Five Hazelbrook Lane and Lincoln Road residents told the board Monday that recycled sub-base gravel containing up to 50 percent crushed concrete and 5 percent recycled asphalt is releasing

Wayland sets Memorial Day parade and remembrance ceremony for May 25

Wayland will mark Memorial Day with a parade and Ceremony of Remembrance on Monday, May 25, the Public Ceremonies Committee announced in a News Flash posting Monday. Town offices also corrected the Zoom link for the upcoming Dudley Chateau outdoor dining public hearing after a website u…

Warriors boys volleyball runs table; girls tennis, lacrosse stay hot as baseball stumbles

Wayland boys volleyball ran the table while baseball and boys lacrosse went winless in a sharply split week. The Warriors volleyball team beat Cambridge Rindge & Latin, Agawam and Natick by identical 3-1 set scores, capped Friday at the Field House. Girls tennis went 3-0 with 3-2 wins over Weston

Obituary notices, week of 2026-05-11 through 2026-05-17

One Wayland-connected obituary appears this week: DiBona, Doreen A. (1961–2026), formerly of Wayland, MA and most recently of Boynton Beach, FL, who died May 12, 2026. Arrangements are under the care of Cartwright-Venuti Funeral Home in Braintree, with the notice also indexed on Legacy.…

Warriors boys volleyball sweeps three in 3-1 wins to headline Wayland week

Wayland boys volleyball ran the table while baseball and boys lacrosse went winless in a sharply split week. The Warriors volleyball team beat Cambridge Rindge & Latin, Agawam and Natick by identical 3-1 set scores, capped Friday at the Field House. Girls tennis went 3-0 with 3-2 wins o…

Loker School Hosts World's Fair Sunday Afternoon

A student World's Fair on Loker School's back field anchors a quiet Wayland Sunday. The district's All Schools News pegs the event from 2 to 4 p.m. on May 17, drawing families across the elementary grades. On the civic side, "Wayland Finance Committee Expands Search For Handful Of New M…

Wayland bans outdoor watering, switches to MWRA after plant issue

Wayland shut off outdoor water use and activated its MWRA emergency connection after trouble at the local treatment plant, Wayland Patch reports in "Wayland Bans Outdoor Water Use Amid Treatment Plant Issue." The town's Finance Committee Appointing Board, in a May 15 News Flash, is also…