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Warriors volleyball sweeps Westford, beats Milford in two-win week

Wayland boys volleyball ran its win streak through Milford and Westford while girls lacrosse split a three-game week. The Warriors took down Milford 3-2 on Tuesday and swept Westford Academy 3-0 on Friday, and girls lacrosse beat Ursuline Academy 17-13 and Boston Latin 18-4 before falli…

Historical Commission accepts Sherman's Bridge response, advances Main Street plaque

WAYLAND — May 6, 2026 — Wayland Historical Commission clears small-bore agenda, abandons Sherman's Bridge streetlight ask. The commission accepted DPW project manager Mr. Piccolo's word that fiber-optic conduit and an information kiosk will be built into the Sherman's Bridge rehabilitation, but dropped its

Conservation Commission approves Dudley Road home over abutter's objections

WAYLAND — May 6, 2026 — Wayland Conservation Commission approves contested 123 Dudley Road home 4-1, with conditions on final planting plan. Members issued an order of conditions for applicant Joel Goodmonson's single-family home, septic and stormwater system over the objections of member Barbara Howell and abutter Skip

Wayland Town Meeting approves Route 20 housing density increase, 87-72

WAYLAND — May 5, 2026 — Wayland approves Route 20 density and height increase over Select Board opposition, 87-72. Town meeting on Tuesday narrowly passed Article 25, raising the Route 20 West Multifamily Housing Subdistrict cap from 20 to 32 units per acre and maximum height from 35 to 58 feet,

Wayland approves $112.9 million budget and $38.6 million water project

WAYLAND — May 4, 2026 — Wayland Town Meeting approves $112.9M budget and authorizes $38.6M for new water plant. Voters passed the fiscal 2027 operating budget 256-19, a 4.6 percent increase, and approved borrowing up to $38.6 million for a Happy Hollow water treatment facility and MWRA

Boys tennis sweeps the week as Warriors trade blowouts across the spring slate

Boys tennis ran the table at Wayland High School with a 3-0 week, capped by a 5-0 shutout at Cambridge Rindge & Latin and a 3-2 home squeaker over Acton-Boxborough. Boys volleyball matched the surge, sweeping Waltham/Weston 3-0 and winning 3-1 at Acton-Boxborough on Thursday, while girls lacrosse

Boys tennis sweeps three, capped by 5-0 rout of Cambridge

Boys tennis ran the table at Wayland High School with a 3-0 week, capped by a 5-0 shutout at Cambridge Rindge & Latin and a 3-2 home squeaker over Acton-Boxborough. Boys volleyball matched the surge, sweeping Waltham/Weston 3-0 and winning 3-1 at Acton-Boxborough on Thursday, while girl…

Wayland School Committee withdraws backing for $200,000 Holiday Road study

WAYLAND — April 29, 2026 — Wayland School Committee reverses course and withdraws support for the $200,000 Holiday Road study. The committee voted unanimously Wednesday to drop its co-sponsorship of Article 16 after residents Jim Van Sciver and Chris Memoli warned the appraisal and engineering work would "be the

Wayland Planning Board approves Dunkin'/Jimmy John's patio seating 5-0

WAYLAND — April 29, 2026 — Wayland Planning Board approves Dunkin'/Jimmy John's patio and moves to block Select Board appeals article. The board voted 5-0 to grant site-plan approval for 14 outdoor seats at 289 Boston Post Road, conditioned on confirming wastewater capacity, showing the trash

League forum previews $38.6 million Wayland water plant vote

WAYLAND — April 29, 2026 — Wayland officials pitch $38.6 million water plant ahead of Monday town meeting. At the League of Women Voters issues forum, DPW Vice Chair Mike Wagenbarrow told residents none of Wayland's permitted water sources will meet the EPA's new 4-parts-per-