A look back at some of the top headlines in Wayland this week.
Wayland Murder: Nathaniel Fujita Trial Patch was in the courtroom this week as jury selection occurred then opening statements and early testimony in the trial of Nathaniel Fujita, the man accused of killing Lauren Astley in 2011. Patch is live blogging the courtroom proceedings, and the link above is to a topic page where info about the case and trial is housed. Special Education Teacher Wins 'Trip of a Lifetime' Award A veteran Wayland Middle School special education teacher is this year's recipient of the Mary L. Johnson Travelship Award. Three Days Later: Wayland DPW Crews in Clean-Up Mode The Wayland Department of Public Works said they were dealing with an epic storm last weekend and continued cleaning it up days after the storm. …
A Wayland Middle School teacher is the recipient of the 2013 Mary L. Johnson Travelship Award.
He didn't win the Super Bowl, but Robert Reddington is going to Disney World. Reddington, a 21-year veteran special education teacher at Wayland Middle School, is the 2013 recipient of the Mary L. Johnson Travelship Award. The award is given annually to a Wayland Public Schools teacher who "loves children, respects them and helps them grow beyond themselves." It is awarded in memory of Mary Johnson, a Wayland High School graduate who died in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland on Dec. 21, 1988. The Johnson family established the Mary L. Johnson Travelship Award with the insurance money received after her death. "Every time I explain this award, they are just amazed," Superintendent Paul Stein said during the award …
The award is given annually to a Wayland Public School teacher.
Robbin Rossi’s three children will get to see places of their birth this summer thanks to an award their mother, a Claypit Hill School first grade teacher, has received. Rossi, a 26-year Wayland Public Schools teacher, Monday afternoon accepted the 2012 Mary L. Johnson Travelship Award during a reception at the Wayland Town Building. The award is given annually to a Wayland Public Schools teacher who "loves children, respects them and helps them grow beyond themselves." It is awarded in memory of Mary Johnson, a Wayland High School graduate who died in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie Scotland on Dec. 21, 1988. The Johnson family established the Mary L. Johnson Travelship Award with the insurance money received after her …
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Valera Bochkarev
11:12 pm on Thursday, February 28, 2013
THIS IS GREAT!!!! Ms. Rossi, it was an honor and a privilege to have you as a teacher for our kid. So well matched with your award "loves children, respects them and helps them grow beyond themselves." I am so happy for you and award is so totally fairly placed :))))))))) more ›