By Penny Fishburn and Keira Lu The Greater Boston area is known for its rich fine art history, with many museums that showcase thousands of pieces – some that are rarely known elsewhere. Boston itself is a beautiful city, and the surrounding suburbs are a great scenic region and an inspiration for artists. Its many […]
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Juniper
2 By Maria Kuklina Chapter 1 “Juniper darling, can you come here for a second?” I hear mom’s voice echoing up the stairs I was sitting on. “Sure, give me a minute.” I say getting up to put my book in my room. When I’m done, I go downstairs to see what my mom wants. […]
Entry 4 January 4th, 2019
1 10:50AM Hola! That is how you say hello in Spanish. Today I woke up at 10:00, then I went downstairs and ate my breakfast. I had cereal. My dad says that I should start eating American food if I want to get used to it here. I also watched a show in Spanish. It […]
TATE MCRAE
1 By AMANDA WANG Tate McRae is a popular Canadian music artist who has written 36 singles and 109 songs in total. Born in Calgary, Alberta, on July 1st 2003, Tate was raised by Tanja Rosner and Todd McRae. Tate moved to Oman at the age of two and lived there for three years. McRae […]
Which is faster, highway or railway?
2 By Brady Winkler You’re sitting in the brutal traffic of the Mass Pike as a commuter train bound for Boston whooshes past. This might make you wonder, would it be faster for my caregivers to take the commuter rail? I decided to put this question to the test to see which mode of transportation […]
Summers in Cape Cod
2 . By Maria Kuklina Everyone looks forward to summer, whether they admit it or not. What’s not to like? Warm weather, no school, and you don’t even need to care about waking up on time, because it feels like time just stops and you just do whatever you want every day. But have you […]
Wayland Youth Field Hockey
By: Eliana Hernandez The Wayland Youth Field Hockey team was formed by Danielle Meade in 2021 because she wanted to spread the joy she felt playing field hockey when she was younger to the younger generation, as well as offering more sports for girls, as one of the only girl sports was soccer, and any […]
The Olympic Games
By Penny F. & Keira L. THE HISTORY OF THE OLYMPICS The Olympics originated in Greece, about 3,000 years ago. The first written account of the ancient Olympics dates back to 776 BCE (Before Common Era). The Olympic Games take their name from the town of Olympia, in the northwest corner of the Greek Peloponnese […]
Local Restaurants
By Amirlan Javkhlan Thinking of eating out, but not sure where to go? Want to eat local, but have completely no idea what exactly *is* local? Or do you just want to read a good article about delicious food nearby? Well, then, this is the place for you! Packed into this spectacularly small area are […]
The Book Swap
By Amirlan Javkhlan Set up by the Community Service Club, there’s a huge shelf of shiny and new or bent and old books they call the Book Swap. You can take books that look interesting, but the best part is that you can KEEP THEM. The catch? Well, there is no catch! Not only that, […]