Pet of the Week

Mrs. Horvath was never a cat person until she became engaged and then married to her husband. It was then that she fell in love with her first cat, an orange and white tabby named Kasha. From there, it was almost like a curse, as slowly over the next few years, more orange and white…

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Dr. Caruso Moves On

By: Bethany Day             On Wednesday, October 28, the Wallenpaupack Area School District faced sad news as Dr. Christopher Caruso, the Wallenpaupack Area High School principal, left the school district to pursue opportunities elsewhere. “The district office is in the process of finding someone to fill that role as Wallenpaupack Area High School principal,” said…

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Sophomore Officers

(Left to right) Ava Hoffman, Emory Dawe, Reagan Anderson, Greg Nalesnik By: Kiana Madrigal             This week at the Paupack Press, we will be recognizing our sophomore class officers and advisors.             Greg Nalesnik is the class president. He wanted to become an officer to make a positive difference within Wallenpaupack so students can say…

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Veterans Day

By: Olivia Kogan On the 11th of November each year, millions of Americans celebrate and honor the American veterans who served in war, this day is recognized as Veterans Day, a federal US holiday. Veterans Day was first known as Armistice Day in 1919 to celebrate the conclusion of World War 1, which ended on…

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Haunted Mansion

By: Kody Hanor On Thursday, October 30th, the Local History Club brought the dead to life at the Dorflinger Glassworker’s House. As part of their annual Haunted Ghost Tours, students transformed the historic site into a living stage where Wayne County’s most mysterious stories were retold under candle lights. Inspired from Murder, Mayhem, and Sundry Misadventures by…

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Scary Story-Part 3

By: Kody Hanor Ever since she was little, the girl had heard scratching sounds coming from underneath her bed. At first, her parents dismissed it as a mouse, a loose floorboard, or her imagination. But as the years passed, the sounds grew sharper, more deliberate. Every night, just as the house settled into silence, it…

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🐾 Meet Savvy May! 

(Left to right) Belle Wisner and Irene Frangos Savvy May, our therapy dog, visits the high school every few weeks to bring smiles, calm, and connection to our school community.  Whether she’s greeting students in the hallway, visiting classrooms, or relaxing in the counseling office, her gentle presence provides a supportive and emotional role for…

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