Photo: Cameron DeFeo Photo Credit: Bonnie McCaffery By: Joseph Ward The JV Bucks took on Scranton at home and started off hot with a rally of hits taking an early lead in the first inning. Then Scranton rallied back and tied it up 2-2. Then in the third inning with two runners on base,…
By: Molly Cunningham Aiden Janowicz, a senior at Wallenpaupack, is a great example of dedication and perseverance. As a committed member of both the cross-country and track and field teams, he is constantly pushing himself to improve and succeed. His hard work is reflected in his athletic achievements, including multiple records, while he also…
By: Kiana Madrigal Recently, twenty-four students from the Wallenpaupack Area High School attended the FCCLA (Family Community Career Leaders of America) State Leadership Conference held at Kalahari Resorts & Convention Center. The conference, which lasted three days, gave students the opportunity to compete in their STAR (Students Taking Action with Recognition) events. Competitions officially began…
By: Reilly Buselli In such a fast-moving world, someone like Shannon Jaycox is ready to take advantage of it and make her mark. She is a runner on the track and cross country teams and has loved the discipline that she has learned and the connections she has made. These two teams have helped her…
Pictured: Noor Abdallah, Jenna McCooey, and Lillian Williams By: Reilly Buselli On Friday, March 27, the sophomores and juniors in the Allied Health program visited Lackawanna College for a case study trip. The students all received a short story prior to visiting a fictional patient named Mrs. Jones who needed her hip replaced. The students…
Willy is Dr. Baton’s six-year-old one-eyed White shepherd mix. He lost his eye in North Carolina when he was eight-weeks old and someone threw him out of a car window. A good Samaritan picked him up and took him to the local vet, who connected him to a rescue that paid for his eye surgery….
By: Reagan Buselli We all want to be tan, but sometimes we have to look at the logical side of our aspirations. Sunscreen is very important in preventing skin cancer. It is caused by long, unprotected hours in sunlight. Sun poisoning is also a consequence of not wearing sunscreen, causing blistering skin, nausea, and a…
By: Hannah Daidone 1. The earliest hockey pucks were made of frozen cow poop. 2. Former NBA basketball player Shaquille O’Neal wears a size 23 shoe. The average male shoe size is around a 10.5. 3. The first golf balls were stuffed with bird feathers. 4. Tug-of-war used to be an Olympic sport. 5. In…
By: Sophia Braida On March 24, about 40 students from Wallenpaupack attended the Wayne County Collaborative Transition Expo held at the Ladore Retreat & Conference Center. This event, which has been ongoing since 2015 (save for a couple of years due to covid), was organized by Wayne County’s Collaborative Transition Committee. The committee focuses on…
