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On Dec. 6, a town meeting will occur in Wayland High School’s lecture hall to discuss teachers’ and teaching assistants contracts. “We know that we’re lucky as educators to work in Wayland, we love it here,” WTA’s president Sarah Sontag said. “We know that we have the support of so many of our families and so we’re really just looking for families to come out on Dec. 6 and vote yes.”
News Brief: Upcoming town meeting to discuss Wayland teachers’ contracts
December 4, 2023
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Breaking News: Route 27 closed

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This morning, on Monday Oct. 16, parts of Route 27 were closed due to a car hitting a telephone pole.

On Monday, Oct. 16, traffic on Route 27 was blocked along Cochituate Road, causing heavy traffic to Wayland High School.

Several emergency vehicles passed drivers on the street, particularly near WHS. A police officer got to the intersection at the entrance of the high school at approximately 8:10 a.m., and began directing traffic going in and out of WHS.

According to Wayland police, a vehicle crashed into a traffic pole along Route 27, leading to wires falling into the road.

With an accident occurring so close to School Street, some students and staff were late to school this morning because of traffic.

“Once we have more information about the impact of the road closures, we’ll get more information out to students and parents,” WHS principal Allyson Mizoguchi said. “We’ll certainly be flexible for any students who are late because of traffic today.”

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