How Wellesley restaurants are staying in business amid the COVID-19 pandemic
With new stay at home advisories, mask mandates, and a 9:30 PM mandatory restaurant closure across the state, restaurants and…
The hybrid model: one month later
Dire predictions surrounded the hybrid reopening of the high school on October 1. Some argued that any in-person learning at…
A COVID-19 Halloween
“Since the COVID-19 outbreak, the word ‘normal’ has lost all meaning,” said high school nurse Krisann Miller. From shopping at…
High school nurses versus a global pandemic
In just a few months, walking through the school hallways went from a mindless task to an impossible problem that…
Navigating the pandemic: how a local restaurant has handled the COVID-19 outbreak
Amelia Childs, owner of CrepeBerry, a vegetarian creperie and smoothie bar, said that the initial cases of COVID-19 in Wellesley…
COVID-19 update – Brook Path remains open but Morses Pond may be the next target
Wellesley’s Board of Selectmen and Board of Health originally gathered on May 1 to discuss a possible mandatory face-covering order…
Schools are closed, but learning doesn’t stop
On March 12, all Wellesley public schools were closed indefinitely because of the COVID-19 pandemic and an increase in local…
Time to get off the couch: why physical activity is so important right now
With much of life put on hold due to the outbreak of COVID-19, establishing a sense of normalcy in our…
Photo essay: art during social distancing
A look into the artistic creations of students and faculty from the high school during quarantine.