The Loker Elementary School music pilot, which reduces pull-out instrument lessons from 75 to 45 minutes in grades 4 and 5, ...

One of Wayland’s 19 plots of conservation land, 72-acre Cow Common, includes walking trails as well as protected habitats for ...

Wayland Post readers have contributed $11,115 toward our $35,000 fundraising goal. We are deeply grateful, and we still need ...

Rev. Lauren Smith, who joined First Parish in Wayland in August, said she didn’t consider becoming a minister until her late ...

For the first time in program history, the Sharper Edge Skating School in Concord took home a medal at the National Theatre ...

On Oct. 5 and 6, sixth-graders will travel to Walden Pond on a field trip to learn more about Henry David Thoreau, the man ...

What started as a simple meeting place — an old elm tree at the corner of what is now Essex and Washington streets in Boston — branched into a tradition and a symbol of public protest. In 1765 a group ...

Bigger isn’t always better. But in the case of the Wayland Festival, its organizers sure hope so. The annual event on Oct. 3 ...

A week after a series of reported vehicle break-ins around town, the Wayland Police Department has not found the culprit or ...

The Wayland Free Public Library Board of Trustees is celebrating the recent enactment of Bill H.4137, which officially ...

Stone walls lining Wayland’s roads and winding through its woods offer a glimpse of the town’s past while preserving the remains of its agricultural history. Once built along the edges of pastures to ...