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We interviewed 12 people about their loss of power due to Hurricane Sandy from 10/29/12 to 10/31/12. We learned that some people lost power and some people did not. It was close, but more people lost power than not. 7 out of the 12 people we interviewed lost power.

I hate being in the middle of things. Better to be in the beginning, Where everything is sweet and new. Or the end, Where its tame and peaceful. The middle on the other hand, Is like a lion out of control, Where everything is either exciting or dreadful. I hate being in the middle of […]

Saff Keiding slunk through the bushes. Any moment now, he’d be exposed. The searchlights on the turrets of the Flaring were blinding white, but with a green camouflage jacket and black pants, he’d be hard to see. A voice came out of his All-Ear. “Eagle, we have code red on Snake.” Eagle was Saff. A […]

If we take the time to realize that we are all one this earth could turn into everyone’s home an unbreakable movement is what we would become. If we take the time to keep our heads out of the past we could build a new community and become open arms to all the rest. If […]

Cousin Jennifer By Nick Smith   Cousin Jennifer One evening recently, our housekeeper Mrs. Hudson had brought us a pot of tea, she turned to Sherlock Holmes with an uncharacteristic mischievous smile. “I have a little poser that I fancy might amuse you for a moment or two Mr. Holmes, if you care to hear […]

On Monday, October 15, the Wayland Middle School girls faced off against the Lincoln Middle School girls in field hockey. It was a battle of two Warrior teams. Everybody was pumped up as the first whistle blew to signal the start of the game. Since Wayland won the coin toss, they elected to get the […]

By Kevin Hodgdon