2 This article was read by both Massachusetts Governor Healey, and Secretary of Transportation, Phillip Eng. By Brady Winkler Red/Orange/Green/Blue/Silver Line Map as of Winter 2025 Commuter Rail Map as of Winter 2025 Imagine that you are at the Prudential in Boston, trying to get to Fenway Park. The quickest way is to take the […]
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Full Speed Ahead
2 By Brady Winkler Introduction Imagine you are going on a trip to Niagara Falls in upstate New York. You would probably get there by car, which from Wayland, would be an exhausting and cramped seven hours. You could also fly, but that would include the time getting to Logan Airport, going through lines, and […]
JEFF FOR PRESIDENT 2028
1 Some people believe that America is a beautiful nation, and some people believe that it is a broken nation. Everyone cannot agree on one president. Everyone has their own mind, and their own beliefs. But would you like a president that everyone likes, and will make this country be peaceful and rich, so everyone […]
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 […]
THE HIKE!
By Alexandra Nugent Once upon a time there was a kid named Nancy who was 11 years old and on a yearly hike with her mom, dad, and her sister Lilly up a mountain called Mt. Smith. All Nancy could see were the beautiful trees all around her with growing grass and poison ivy at […]
Stroads, Roads, Streets and Car Centric Infrastructure
2 The difference between streets, roads and stroads and how car-centric infrastructure is bad for our society. By Brady Winkler Introduction You’re trying to walk to a store that is only a mile away. You pull up walking directions on Google Maps and begin your trip. You head out onto the highway, only to realize […]
Two Continents and 8 1/2 Languages
An interview with Ms. Sands By Brady Winkler Ms. Sands, who teaches Latin for all grades at Wayland Middle School, leads a very interesting life! I sat down with her to discuss her life in another country, language journey and her teaching style. [Ms. Sands] So I was born in the Czech Republic but it […]
The Importance of Learning the T
1 By Brady Winkler Imagine that you are at the Prudential in Boston. Now, imagine you are trying to get to Fenway Park. The quickest way is to take an MBTA E train to Arlington, then change to the D branch and get off at Kenmore or Fenway. To me, this seems like something that […]
Taylor Swift Eras Tour Goes to Foxborough at Gillette Stadium
By Ainsley Jay Taylor Swift released her 10th album “Midnights” on October 21st, 2022. On November 1st, 2022, she announced her 6th concert tour, the Era Tour. It was a journey through her 10 different albums: “Taylor Swift” (2006), “Fearless” (2008), “Speak Now” (2010), “Red (2012), 1989 (2014), Reputation (2017), Lover (2019), “folklore” (2020), “evermore”(2020), […]
How ChatGPT, a Software Developed By OpenAI, May Affect The Way We Learn
By Ainsley Jay On November 30th, 2022 ChatGPT was launched by the company OpenAI. This open AI generated software has generated millions of users in a short period of time of it being launched. ChatGPT was programmed to answer questions in a conversational way. It can be used to help students on essays or any […]