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Jack's Abby To Buy Wormtown Brewery
Framingham's Jack's Abby and Wormtown are two of the biggest local brewers around. Here's what the merger means for local beer.
Neal McNamara, Patch Staff
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Wayland League Of Women Voters Hosts Candidates' In No-Contest Year
There are 19 candidates running in Wayland's 2024 election, and all are guaranteed to win.
Neal McNamara, Patch Staff
Wayland|News|
Wayland High School STEM Curriculum Among Best In MA: U.S. News
The U.S. News & World Report 2024 list of the best high schools in the U.S. was released Tuesday.
Neal McNamara, Patch Staff
Wayland|News|
Last Day To Register To Vote In Wayland 2024 Election
Wayland's spring town election and Town Meeting are coming up, and unregistered voters must do so today to participate.
Neal McNamara, Patch Staff
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BOPN Opening Nature Preschool at Wolbach Farm
Wolbach Farm provides new stomping grounds for Boston Outdoor Preschool Network’s summer and school year programs.
Wayland|Neighbor News|
Protecting Yourself From QR Code Fraud
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MBTA Zoning Deserves Wayland's Attention: Planning Board
In a joint message to Wayland residents, the town planning board is looking for high participation on new MBTA communities zoning plans.
Neal McNamara, Patch Staff
Wayland|News|
Proposed Storage Facility Zone In Wayland Up For Vote At Town Meeting
A proposed storage facility, which will be the subject of a public forum on Tuesday, would also create a new space for Arts Wayland.
Neal McNamara, Patch Staff
Wayland|News|
Diesel Inventor Murder Mystery, Pokémon Trading: Wayland Library Week
See what's going on this week at the Wayland library for kids, adults, teens and babies.
Neal McNamara, Patch Staff
Wayland|News|
Wayland To Preview MBTA Communities Zoning Changes At Forum
Before Town Meeting votes to approve, Wayland residents can get an idea of how zoning will change to allow multifamily development.
Neal McNamara, Patch Staff
