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Nor'easter brings heavy rain, high winds to Wayland

September 26, 2026

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Nor'easter Brings Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Through Weekend

A strong nor'easter is expected to bring heavy rain and high winds to the area throughout the weekend. Town officials urge residents to prepare by securing outdoor objects, clearing gutters, and assembling emergency kits in case of power outages.

Town of Wayland

No Leads in Seven Car Break-ins

Wayland Police report no leads in seven vehicle break-ins from Sept. 8-9 and urge residents to lock cars and remove valuables.

The Wayland Post

Loker Music Pilot Draws Criticism, Sparks Comparisons

Wayland's pilot reducing pull-out music lessons at Loker from 75 to 45 minutes draws parental criticism, prompting comparisons to programs in other districts.

The Wayland Post

Soccer Star Tobi Klyberger Thrives After Sport Switch

Wayland High senior Tobi Klyberger has seven goals and two assists in first five games after switching from tennis; Warriors open 5–0.

The Wayland Post

WCPA Curling Night Tonight at Broomstones

WCPA hosts coached curling tonight from 7–10 p.m. at Broomstones Curling Club, with food, dessert, and cash bar. Members only.

Wayland Children and Parents Association

Wayland Festival Expands for Oct. 3 Return

Wayland Festival on Oct. 3 at Town Center expands with more booths, food, and music after drawing 6,000 last year.

The Wayland Post

Weston-Wayland Car Show Rescheduled to Oct. 3

The antique and classic car show, postponed by storm, now takes place Oct. 3, 8 a.m.–3 p.m. at Weston Town Hall.

Weston Media Center

Town Seeks Volunteers for Broadband Advisory Committee

Wayland seeks five volunteers for a new Broadband and Cable Advisory Committee to advise the Select Board on cable services and franchise negotiations.

Town of Wayland

Design Review Advisory Board Meets Tuesday

Design Review Advisory Board meets Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at 41 Cochituate Road.

Town of Wayland

Wayland Home Sales Span Moderate to Seven-Figure Prices

From August 21 to September 19, 20 Wayland homes sold; 13 reported prices ranged from $635,000 to $1.975 million (median $1.152 million), and seven transfers were family or trust deals.

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