Salmon population declines due to human activity
Abbie Goldstein '22 and Serena Ye '20
September 18, 2019
The salmon population has been steadily decreasing in the New England region in recent years. While there is no specific direct cause to this trend, it can be predicted that human activity, climate change and overfishing are fueling the problem. This led to a major impact on nearby ecosystems and food...
Hate symbols discovered in Staples
Dana Perelberg '20, Paper Managing Editor
September 15, 2019
Multiple hate symbols––including a carving of a swastika––were uncovered at Staples High School on the evening of Sept. 12. Upon the discovery of a swastika carved into a bathroom stall door, the administration called in the Westport Police Department to assist them in inspecting the sch...
BOE names Stafford Thomas Jr. principal of Staples
Andreas Lolis '21, Paper News Editor
June 25, 2019
The Board of Education unanimously approved Stafford Thomas Jr. as Principal of Staples High School on June 20. The Principal seat was vacated by James D’Amico, who earlier this year announced his resignation effective at the end of June. While Thomas doesn’t have any speci...
Westport Sunrise Rotary kicks off June with annual duck race
Evi Tarshis '20, Arts Editor
June 10, 2019
The Westport Sunrise Rotary held their annual Great Duck Race on the Saugatuck River on Saturday, June 1 . In its ninth year, the Great Duck Race attracted thousands
Junior parking sales begin
Mia Daignault, Staff Writer
May 24, 2019
Junior parking tickets went on sale on May 13. They cost $20 and are available for purchase in the Assistant Principal’s office until they have all been sold out. As seniors begin to depart for internships, students in 11th grade can purchase parking passes, permitting them to park on campus. Staples...
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