Category: Featured

  • Opening Night- Dolly Parton’s 9 to 5

    By: Destynie Lichtenwalner From top to bottom: Senior, Karina Hernandez, sings her heart out in her role as Roz Keith. Senior and lead, Grace Spellacy, as Judy Bernly begins her first day on the job.  Lead and Senior, Mia Bernard,stands gracefully in her princess gown.  Isabel Gualano, lead of dance and choreography.  Senior Isabella Natosi…

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  • Baby Steps into Motherhood 

    Baby Steps into Motherhood 

    An interview with Lesli Perez, an expectant mother By: Katherine Medina From the beginning of time the word mother has been the basis of goodness. Mother nature, motherland and motherhood. The stem of a new beginning and the core of the sweetest fruit is how some women would describe the bonded relationship between a newborn…

  • Tattoos: Ink Over Views

    Tattoos: Ink Over Views

    By: Destynie Lichtenwalner Tattoos: to many they are a wonderful way to express yourself, but to others they ruin the natural beauty of a person’s body. Let’s talk about the stigmas, the beauty, and every opinion in between! Both of my parents and many people I know possess tattoos, even multiple. I used to say all…

  • Students 12 to 15 are excited to get vaccinated

    Haylee Leayman The CDC is now allowing twelve to fifteen year olds to get the COVID-19 vaccine. This is great news to hear since the more vaccinated people there are, the sooner we will be able to get back to a “normal” life. I asked some students in this age range how they feel about…

  • 2020-2021: Change That Brought a Remarkable Year

    2020-2021: Change That Brought a Remarkable Year

    By: Shauna Connelly Exactly how could you prepare for the unexpected? Through all of the challenges of the 2020-2021 school year, Salisbury High School learned unforgettable lessons. Ultimately, students and teachers adapted to a new learning environment together.  To begin, teachers at Salisbury noticed a difference in students from previous years. As a result of…

  • Chase Guimond – A Military Legacy

    By: Candice Bresnak Chase Guimond, an 8th grader at Saco Middle School, plans to join the Marines as soon as he gets out of high school. He has nine older siblings, four of which are brothers while the other five are sisters. In his free time, Chase enjoys going dirt biking, hunting, and playing video…

  • Pet Adoption in 2020

    By: Alex Miller Last year, on January 31st, 2020, I lost my childhood dog. He was 14 years old. His name was Machito. My family and I took time before jumping into getting another dog. Two months later we were quarantined due to COVID-19. At the start of quarantine, one of my mom’s friends forwarded…

  • Catch up with our Ambitious Superintendent

    Catch up with our Ambitious Superintendent

    Battling Against COVID-19 While Taking on the Work of Two Jobs By: Olivia Bowersox Even when life is normal, I think it’s safe to say the job of superintendent is very difficult. In the middle of a pandemic, our assistant superintendent was asked to step up as superintendent. Not only did she step up willingly,…