By: Jewel Dickerman Twenty Wallenpaupack Area High School students are taking their passion for medicine to the next level through participation in the Sanofi Biomedical Science Program at the Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine in Scranton. The program, which meets monthly, offers students a unique opportunity to explore careers in the medical and health sciences fields through hands-on learning…
This is Mugs, Mrs. DiTaranto’s puppy. Her oldest sun and his girlfriend brought him from South Caroline, where his breeder lived. Mugs was a fun, loving, and playful dog. He passed away September 13th this year, but he had a wonderful and fulfilling life. He was 16 years old, 87 in human years and will…
By: Tyler Meyers Hunter Sasala, a face most notably known by the greater Wallenpaupack area as one of this year’s gold-caped drum majors leading the marching band in football games and parades alike. However, past the glamor of the uniform, Hunter is a student who is well involved throughout the school and can be found…
By: Reilly Buselli Photo by: Ashley DeJesus This week, the Allied Health One students have begun to learn the foundational skills necessary for a position in the medical field. These skills include putting on and removing non-sterile gloves, gowns, masks, and protective eyewear. They are also learning how to don surgical gloves and properly cleanse…
Jevin Folk pictured above Photo credits to Kody of Clipped by Kody Photography By: Edward Kiesendahl Last Friday was the final regular season home game for the Buckhorns, and they were up against the Wyoming Valley Conference Division one champs, Pittston. Pittston secured the crown of league champs the previous week after a decisive…
By: Bethany Day Trunk or Treat is coming up fast for the high school. On Friday, October 31, the high school will be hosting its second annual Trunk or Treat event for the students. This became a new tradition last year when the class of 2025 came together to form a fun event for…
Credit to Bpags Photos By: Molly Cunningham On Columbus Day, students had the day off; however, our girls’ field hockey team certainly did not. They played an away game at Abington Heights for the Comets’ Senior Night. Despite harsh conditions, including near-freezing rain, our team showed impressive perseverance and played their hardest. They returned home…
