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Zippity-Do-Dog is a hot dog stand that was founded in 2007. This food trolley is currently under the ownership of Roland Houle. It is located on Speen Street in Framingham, Massachusetts. “I took over the stand and have been running the stand since 2019,” Houle said. “I enjoy making hot dogs and providing a quick and easy meal for people on the go.” Houle, working through COVID, made an impact on the Framingham community with his outdoor trolley.

Zippity Do Dog: Beyond the bun

Vanessa Taxiarchis, Ben Jackson, and Jillian Mele November 4, 2024

Burrowed on a corner of Speen Street is what looks to be a random street food trolley, however, once you order, you won’t want to leave. The bright yellow sign hanging from the food stand front makes...

Dr. Erin Civetti poses near the front desk of New England Family Eye. Civetti is an optometrist for a local optometry practice in the Wayland Town Center.

Eye spy New England Family Eye

Ainsley Jay October 12, 2024

The New England Family Eye opened in Wayland Town Center at 41 Andrew Ave. on June 28. The optometry practice is run by Dr. Erin Civetti. Prior to working in optometry, Civetti received a Bachelor of...

Elizabeth Lee, a boutique that specializes in women's clothing, is located on Route 20 in Wayland, Massachusetts.

Elizabeth Lee brings a unique look to fashion

Natalie Greenaway October 7, 2024

Elizabeth Lee, found at 234 Boston Post road, is a small, woman-run boutique which can be a peaceful oasis for shoppers. For 18 years, the boutique has been owned and run by Elizabeth Ranney Lawless, where...

Senior captain Jackie Rainville dribbles the ball upfield. Rainville has been on varsity since her freshman year and is now committed to Williams College.

Jackie Rainville shoots her way to Williams College

Bella Schreiber and Vanessa Taxiarchis September 27, 2024

With dirt kicking up behind her and the bleachers full of spectators, senior Jackie Rainville is in her element. Starting with Super Soccer Stars in preschool, Rainville has been a soccer player since...

Wayland is surrounded by conservation land and green space that plays an important role in the wellbeing of the town, but it experiences threats everyday. “Protecting these spaces is incredibly important,” Conservation Department Assistant Emily Cueller said. In this deep dive into the conservation land, readers will learn how we, as a community, can impact the wildlife and ecosystem in Wayland for better or for worse.

A trek through Wayland’s Conservation Land

Fiona Peltonen September 26, 2024

Wayland is fortunate to have access to a wide variety of sustained land filled with walking trails and many opportunities to explore. The conservation land takes up a substantial portion of the secured...

WSPN's Bella Schreiber shares her top tips to having a successful year in school.

A guide to thriving in school

Bella Schreiber September 10, 2024

Whether you’re a senior ready to finish up your high school career or a freshman anxious to step into a new school, the start of the school year can be very bittersweet, and difficult too. While some...

WSPN's Bella Schreiber summarizes the 2023-2024 school year.

2023-2024 Year in Review

Bella Schreiber June 18, 2024

The 2023-2024 year was filled with many ups and downs both within Wayland High School (WHS) and around the world. WSPN reported on various topics, from pop culture to breaking news in the Wayland community...

Senior Andry Nasief eliminates senior Graham Schwendt outside of the WHS commons. Senior Assassin has been a tradition for over a decade. During the spring the graduating class of WHS participates in a competitive and exciting game with their classmates. The game consists of several rounds, involving safety items and water guns.

Senior Assassin: A WHS tradition

Jillian Mele June 18, 2024

During the closing weeks of school for each graduating WHS class, students can sign up to take part in a game called “Senior Assassin.” Students enter this heavily strategy based game by paying the...

Co-founders of the Eliza J. Norton Foundation (EJNF ) Julie and Mark Norton celebrate at Gillette Stadium for being recognized as Myra Kraft Community MVP award winners.

Eliza J. Norton Foundation: Bringing a community together

Addison Voight and Ben Jackson June 18, 2024

With the support of the town of Wayland, the Eliza J. Norton Foundation (EJNF) has been able to make an immense impact on improving children's sports while also bringing the community together. The...

The Wayland residents who volunteer to coach baseball try to make the environment fun and uplifting for players. “[I try] to build the kids up,” Co-Commissioner and coach for a Minors team Alex Ahmed said. “If someone strikes out, you encourage them, [and] say that [they] get another chance, [or they] could try again next time.”

Wayland Little League: Hitting it out of the park

Sofia Ciciarelli and Makenzie Macchi June 14, 2024

Wayland Little League is composed of 24 baseball teams and 10 softball teams that allow players from ages six to 15 years old to step up to the plate. The little league season starts in early April and...

WSPN's Maddie Zajac and Marissa Mendoza begin their second year of Humans of WHS as they interview six people about their school year so far.

Humans of WHS: Chapter four

Maddie Zajac and Marissa Mendoza June 13, 2024

In the fourth chapter of Humans of WHS, WSPN's Maddie Zajac and Marissa Mendoza interview students and staff about their experiences during this school year. As summer gets closer, some students and staff...

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