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Reply Email endorsements for the 2021 Wayland election to neal.mcnamara@patch.com. (Patch Graphics) WAYLAND, MA — It's election season in Wayland with about a month to go before voting booths open for the May 11 2021 spring town election. This year, there are two contested races, plus an open race between two candidates for two seats on the Board of Selectmen. That means local residents may be thinking about writing a letter of support for specific candidates. If you want an endorsement published in Wayland Patch, here's what to know: Subscribe Make sure to include your full name and to...

Reply WAYLAND, MA — The mystery of several (possibly baked) potatoes found scattered at the Wayland Free Public Library is now nationally famous. Stephen Colbert joked about last week's discovery on Tuesday's episode of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert." The former "Colbert Report" host featured news clips from Wayland Patch, CBS Boston and the MetroWest Daily News in the segment, part of a regular routine about goings-on during the pandemic. "This is the kind of news I'm hoping to spend more time thinking about in 2021," he said introducing the segment. Subscribe In case you don't kn...

Wenham is down to just one selectman on its board after two selectmen resigned on Tuesday. Selectmen John Clemenzi and Jack Wilhelm both stepped down on Tuesday night, following a discrimination complaint against the town and Clemenzi and calls for resignation. Chairman Gary Cheeseman is the only selectman left on the board. He issued a statement on Wednesday reassuring residents that town government functions will carry-on as usual. Across Massachusetts The mystery of several (possibly baked) potatoes found scattered at the Wayland Free Public Library is now nationally famous. Stephen Colber...

Reply(1) Darwyn Joseph, 24, of Lawrence and Ramon Joseph Cruz, Jr., 24, of Methuen were both indicted on multiple fraud charges. (Shutterstock) ANDOVER, MA — It's Wednesday, Jan. 20. Here's what Patch has been covering in the Merrimack Valley and across Massachusetts today. A Lawrence man and a Methuen man were indicted Tuesday on multiple fraud charges. Prosecutors said the two men used stolen identities to defraud the Small Business Administration's Economic Injury Disaster Loans program of over $452,000. Darwyn Joseph, 24, of Lawrence and Ramon Joseph Cruz, Jr., 24, of Methuen were both ...