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    The Class of 2026 storms into senior year
    The Class of 2026 storms into senior year
    Over the summer WSPN traveled all over the world. Take a look to see where they visited.
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    With the 2025-2026 school year in full swing, here are seven changes to be on the lookout for.
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    Juniors Atticus DeGrenier and Ben Hammond harmonize as Vagabond performs "Say It Ain't So" by Weezer. "I was just having a really fun time being able to enjoy it all," DeGrenier said.
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    A project that has taken many days, weeks and months to achieve is finally open and ready for use. The new Council On Aging Community Center opened their newly constructed doors to the public on  June 5. Many activities took place at the opening ceremony including speeches, a ribbon cutting ceremony, games and presentations. In addition, food and beverages were given out for the attendees to enjoy. “We are very excited for this community center to be opening because it has been a long project and has been eagerly awaited for by many Wayland residents,” Wayland resident Deacon Hoagland said.
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    ICYMI: June 2 – E-board elections, spring sports playoffs and Boston Calling
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    Allied Network for Neurodevelopmental Advancement center strives to make positive change in Wayland
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    WHS Fall Game Schedule: Week of 9/1
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    The Senior Directed One Acts was on Wednesday, June 11. This tradition allows the graduating Wayland High School Theatre Ensemble seniors to direct their own play, with underclassman participating in their short act.
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        How will WHS students vote in the upcoming elections?

        Olivia Waldron, Jackie Stoller, and Isabel Gitten|March 16, 2016

        How will WHS students vote in the upcoming elections?
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        Isabel Gitten is co-editor-in-chief of WSPN. She is a senior and this is her third year on WSPN. Isabel was Multimedia editor last year. She rows on the...

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