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Living Historian Brings Rachel Revere To Life At Vokes Theatre

Living historian Judith Kalaora brought Revolutionary War figure Rachel Revere to life Sunday at Vokes Theatre. The free performance of "Rendezvous with Rachel Revere," presented by the Wayland Museum & Historical Society, was sponsored by the Wayland Historical Commission, Wayland Rev2…

Wayland home sales span $722,000 to $2.6 million in August, most deals without a recorded price are family transfers

The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 18 Wayland property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29. Ten sales had a price recorded, ranging from $722,000 to $2,625,000, with a median of $1,232,500. The period's top sale was 85 Highland Circle at $2,625,000, sold by Jeremy R. and Carolyn…

New Details Emerge In Omar Easy's Lawsuit Against Wayland

New details emerged this week in a lawsuit Omar Easy has filed against the town of Wayland, Patch reports. Wayland Patch's Saturday newsletter flagged the update without elaborating further, one of two town-related items in its recent morning roundups; a Friday edition asked how much a …

Six Wayland-Weston Rowers Sign On With College Teams

Six Wayland-Weston Rowing graduates are rowing for college teams across the Northeast this fall. Wayland Patch highlighted the milestone in "Six Wayland-Weston Rowers Recruited To College Teams," naming Ashley Maddocks among the recruits moving on to Northeast programs. Meanwhile, the t…

Wayland Town Offices Set To Resume Normal Hours Monday

Wayland town offices will return to normal business hours starting Monday, August 31, ending the summer schedule. The shift affects departments from the Building Department to the DPW, both of which trimmed weekday hours and closed Fridays since June. Elsewhere, national retailer Terrai…