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WAYLAND

Wayland center plan advances

Board's vote caps years of debate

An architect's rendering offers a view of the Wayland Town Center development project, on track for completion next year. An architect's rendering offers a view of the Wayland Town Center development project, on track for completion next year. (ARROWSTREET INC.)
By John Guilfoil
Globe Correspondent / January 24, 2008

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A plan to bring new businesses, condos, apartments, and a town green to a revitalized, New England-style downtown in Wayland has cleared a major hurdle with the Planning Board approving a zoning permit needed for the redevelopment. (Full article: 612 words)

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