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Hunnewell Elementary School feasibility study
Monday, October 15 from 5:30 – 9:30 PM, Hunnewell Elementary School
The School Building Committee invites members of the community to meet with the design team from the architect for the Hunnewell School feasibility study, to hear the latest about building energy-efficient schools, and to provide thoughts on sustainable design goals and objectives for the project.
It was a steamy first day of school for Wellesley students, with temperatures that soared into the 90s and a heat index that made it feel more like 105. Seriously, it felt like we were living in another region of the country, one where the schools are all air conditioned. Here are a couple of pics from Hunnewell School drop-off.
For those of you with college-bound kids: you might want to push them into consulting.
The Board of Selectmen request that Town Meeting Members hold Tuesday, October 2, and Wednesday, October 3, for a Special Town Meeting to consider appropriating funds for feasibility and schematic design to address the needs of the Upham School, potentially by renovating it or by rebuilding or replacing it, either at that site, the site of the Hardy School, or elsewhere. The project is expected to be carried out in partnership with the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA).
$1 million in funding was just approved for a feasibility study related to Hunnewell Elementary School’s possible renovation.
We’ve been sent some cool animal videos and photos over the years, from coyotes to turkeys to hawks. But this video (sent from a reader who asked to remain anonymous) of what appears to be an otter trying to take down what appears to be an eel along the Brook Path near Hunnewell Elementary School has to be the best.
(If you have another interpretation of what these animals are, feel free to chime in.)
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