Food for Thought

By: Ty Lounsbury ·     As Thanksgiving approaches, think about all you have learned about this holiday’s history. If your answer is, “not a lot,” that can be fixed right now! ·     The first Turkey Trot was in Buffalo, New York on the morning of Thanksgiving in 1896 and only had six participants. ·      The first Thanksgiving…

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Gifted Students Participate in Bloomsburg Math Competition

Caption: (left to right, back row) Rosa SanClementi, Destiny McMurray, Gabe Racine, Sutton Rizzo (Left to right, front row) Daniel Wanamaker, Luke Boogertman, Evan Guccini By: Sutton Rizzo Seven gifted students from ninth through eleventh grade traveled to Bloomsburg University to participate in their annual math competition. They competed against other schools such as Danville,…

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Administrative Changes

Mr. Buselli (left) and Mr. Ey (right) Photo credits: Reilly Buselli By: Reilly Buselli Wallenpaupack administration was forced to make some important changes this week following Dr. Caruso’s departure. This move opened up the position of high school principal. Superintendent and assistant superintendent Dr. Gunuskey and Dr. Starnes met with every administrator in the district…

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“Dancing with the Stars” Celebrates 20 Years of Magic, Memories, and Movement

By: Jewel Dickerman The ballroom was bursting with emotion and nostalgia Monday night as Dancing with the Stars celebrated its 20th birthday — marking two decades of sequins, spins, and spectacular showmanship. The milestone episode featured returning champions, classic routines reimagined, and plenty of heartfelt moments that reminded fans why the show remains a cultural staple. Former host Tom Bergeron even…

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