That’s how we get a more sustainable town.”,Another speaker concurred saying, “People talking about environmental impacts need to think about the next 50 years of all the traffic and idling on top of the safety issue.” Another resident against kids crossing Route 9 to get to Hardy echoed the concerns of many other speakers when he said, “The only issue in this is that of child safety.”,Richard Howes, however, took a risk assessment view of crossing route 9, saying that traffic statistics along Route 9 in the Hardy area “show there have been zero traffic incidents with pedestrians of school age during the school commuting hours since the statistics began to be kept in 2002.”.Many families called in to say that children should not cross Route 9, and that closing Upham would harm the Upham neighborhood. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading.There's nothing like a strawberry-lemonade in summer.

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Because a Norman Rockwell painting in 100% white. There's nothing she likes more than a strawberry-lemonade in summer. The long-term plan for the Asian-themed contemplative garden currently is undetermined.No updates on Hardy/Upham, except that the School Building Committee agrees with the SC that the preference for swing space is to focus on a plan that will allow building a new school behind either Hardy or Upham. “Our kids don’t know how to use computers. The 2020-21 school year will be 170 days, down ten days from the typical 180-day model.Thanks to Wellesley High School junior Rudy Seaborn for showing us what Day 1 looks like for him. Wellesley Media will be on hand to film the event and will have it available for viewing later in the day (it will not be live streamed).The 2020 observances in town will include flags flying at half staff to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks which killed 2,977 civilians and first responders in New York City, Washington, D.C., and outside of Shanksville, Penn.