Republican Richard Ross bested Democrat Peter Smulowitz in a special state Senate election to fill Scott Brown’s vacant seat last Tuesday, and now represents Wayland and other communities in the Massachusetts legislature…

On Thursday, at the first night of Town Meeting, debate over the budget dominated discussion, which kept 300 town residents up until 11:45 that night. The meeting will continue on Monday, May 17th…

Article 25 proposes the building of a town recreation center on Route 30. The needs of sports teams, chemical contamination, wildlife, and traffic are just a few of the issues being debated in relation to the proposal…

If approved at Town Meeting in May Article 22 (Electronic Voting at Town Meeting) would allow residents to vote on proposals by electronic device…

Forty articles are up for review during the annual Town Meeting on May 13th, according to the town warrant. Here are five proposals to look for…

After President Obama signed health care reform legislation into law on Tuesday, WSPN decided to take a look at how Wayland students were reacting…

The MA State Senate unanimously passed legislation banning junk food in public schools. The bill is expected to be signed by Gov. Patrick in the upcoming weeks. How will this new legislation affect Wayland students and schools?

Massachusetts citizens will head to the polls this Tuesday, January 19, to cast their vote for either Democrat Martha Coakley, or Republican Scott Brown. The winner will fill the U.S. Senate seat left empty by the late Ted Kennedy.

Jack E. Robinson III, a local attorney, entrepreneur, and self-proclaimed Washington and Beacon Hill outsider, hopes to become one step closer to the open Massachusetts Senate seat today.

Next Tuesday, December 8th, Massachusetts Democrats will go to the polls to determine who their candidate will be in the race for the currently-empty Senate seat early next year. Attorney General Martha Coakley is the current frontrunner for the Democratic…