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David Rosenwaks, joined by wife Liz Fye and daughters Ella and Ava, met with campaign advisors and friends at Blondinit Restaurant to usher in election results.
The community and the campaign: David Rosenwaks marks election night in Westport
At 7:45 a.m., Coleytown Elementary received a bomb threat, which led to a two hour delay.
BREAKING NEWS: Coleytown Elementary receives bomb threat, causes delay
Staples remained open on Oct. 20 and 21 as Diwali was celebrated throughout the world.
Statewide Diwali recognition brings little change to Fairfield County school calendars
Picture of the entrance to Coleytown Middle School
Coleytown Middle School is best public middle school in Connecticut
Right to left Jack Thompson 27‘, Jake Shefro 26‘, Dan Woog as moderators right table Don O Day, David Rosenwaks and Kevin Christie.
Students Engage 1st Selectmen Candidates in Q&A
The Staples library will be closed until Monday due to the Tri-State Consortium
Behind the Library’s Closed Doors: Tri-State Consortium is Shaping the Future of Learning
The Prospector Theater's mission is to create meaningful employment for people of all abilities, ensuring that employees' passions are utilized in their jobs, such as designing movie posters for the theater's decor
A Seat for Everyone: How the Prospector Theater is changing the moviegoing experience
Jess Selzer ’28 checks out books to read to young readers during the Buddy Reading program.
Buddy Reading Program Encourages Young Readers
Oliver Vynerib ’26 stands with a deconstruction team during a HomeCycle CT project, where salvaged wood materials were prepared for donation.
HomeCycle CT: How Oliver Vynerib ’26 is redefining sustainable construction
People gather at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, Israel on Oct. 9, 2025, after news broke that a deal had been reached to secure the release of Israeli hostages. The mood was hopeful as crowds held signs and Israeli flags.
“Am Yisrael Chai”: hope and heartbreak across Jewish communities
Why is Thanksgiving getting taken over?
Don’t skip Thanksgiving: it deserves its own moment
The craft store Michaels in Westport with their holiday displays of ornaments and Christmas trees up in early November.
Christmas came early: maybe too early
The once-thriving frozen yogurt scene in Westport has melted away, leaving fans hungry for its return.
From feast to famine: the frozen yogurt shortage in Westport
Social media may offer benefits like connection and support, but it can also cause anxiety because of irrational comparisons and fear of missing out (FOMO).
Scrolling through life instead of living it: How I got out of the loop
Tilly Norwood, an AI-generated actor created by the company Xicoia, has sparked controversy across Hollywood about whether artificial intelligence should and can truly replace human performers.
When the star isn’t human
Junior captain Ellie Ferraro ’27 lines up at the starting line, focused and ready to lead the Staples girls’ track team into another competitive season.
Junior track captains build unity on and off the track
Wreckers celebrate after winning the FCIAC championship.
GLORY, GLORY, Staples Soccer!
Stamford misses penalty for what would’ve been the equalizing goal.
Staples defeats Stamford to advance to FCIAC final
Staples boys’ soccer cruise past Norwalk to continue FCIAC title hopes
Staples boys’ soccer cruise past Norwalk to continue FCIAC title hopes
Leading Early: Junior Captains Step Into Senior Roles
The NFL’s decision to feature Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny as the halftime headliner has resulted in national debate over whether he truly represents America.
Bad Bunny’s halftime spot sparks cultural and political debate
Season 34 of “Dancing with the Stars” premiered Sept. 16, with stars like Alix Earle, Jordan Chiles and Robert Irwin blowing up the media.
Beyond the ballroom: how the media builds yet breaks ‘Dancing with the Stars’
Artist promoting her local small business at Westport Popshop Market.
PopShop Market: Handmade Finds & Local Treasures
The image above displays the lyrics of the song "Connecticut ” by Cat Crash, where the artists express their opinion and experiences.
Art or Out of Touch? The Divisive Honesty of ‘Connecticut’ by Cat Crash’s
The rating of Taylor Swift's “Folklore” and “Speak Now” albums perform better compared to “The Life of a Showgirl,” sparking controversy on whether her most recent album is a miss among many hits.
Sequins and Side-Eyes: Why Taylor Swift’s Showgirl Album Isn’t Winning Everyone Over
Bind, Deaf and Mute Halloween Baking Challenge…. fail
National Charity League and Staples League of Boys’ are preparing themselves for a wonderful year of charity ahead in the 2025-2026 season.
Charities of Westport
Welcome to Inklings! This is a guide for people interested in joining the award winning newspaper: Inklings.
Welcome to Inklings!
Fall Activities at Silverman’s Farm
Staples remembers Homecoming
On the Wreckord - Episode Twenty Two
On the Wreckord – Episode Twenty Two
On the Wreckord - Episode Twenty One
On the Wreckord – Episode Twenty One
On the Wreckord - Episode Twenty
On the Wreckord – Episode Twenty
On the Wreckord - Episode Nineteen
On the Wreckord – Episode Nineteen
On the Wreckord - Episode Eighteen
On the Wreckord – Episode Eighteen
Cartoon drawing of The Old Mill.
Future Uncertain: Old Mill lawsuits continue, increase threats for closure
VPNs have become the key for students to get around the new fire wall, but there is risk involved with VPN usage.
Access denied: VPNs emerge as teenagers’ digital loophole
Noah Wolff ’25 gets ready to hit a forehand. Photo contributed by Noah Wolff.
Underhanded, undeterred; Wolff turns setback into success
The recent inflation rate of Staples students with 504 plans has led students to question the validity and necessity of the accommodations.
The 504 trend: 504 accommodations on the rise, creating a negative stigma for recipients and hampering academic equity
Three students, Melissa Pappas (left), Mia Lewis (center) and Jona Bernstein (right), took on the challenge of restocking tampons and pads in every female bathroom following the implementation of the Connecticut Menstrual Equity Act.
Students speak up: Menstrual Equity Act brings back tampons, but will they stay?
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The NFL’s decision to feature Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny as the halftime headliner has resulted in national debate over whether he truly represents America.

Bad Bunny’s halftime spot sparks cultural and political debate

Bailey Lillvis ’27, Paper Editor • October 24, 2025

The NFL announced on Sept. 28 that Bad Bunny will be the headliner for the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Bad Bunny, born in Puerto Rico and a U.S. citizen...

Season 34 of “Dancing with the Stars” premiered Sept. 16, with stars like Alix Earle, Jordan Chiles and Robert Irwin blowing up the media.

Beyond the ballroom: how the media builds yet breaks ‘Dancing with the Stars’

Georgia Ratcliffe ’27, Web Opinions Editor • October 24, 2025

Every Tuesday night for the past 10 years, I have tuned in to “Dancing with the Stars.”Each year, celebrities partner up with professional dancers to learn ballroom routines, and later perform for...

Artist promoting her local small business at Westport Popshop Market.

PopShop Market: Handmade Finds & Local Treasures

Bray Quinn ’27, Web Arts Editor • October 21, 2025

The image above displays the lyrics of the song "Connecticut ” by Cat Crash, where the artists express their opinion and experiences.

Art or Out of Touch? The Divisive Honesty of ‘Connecticut’ by Cat Crash’s

Ann Marie Maccaro ’27, Paper Editor • October 20, 2025

The song “Connecticut” by Cat Crash has recently faced backlash on TikTok and Instagram due to its lyrics criticizing the band’s experience of growing up and attending high school in Fairfield County. “Slow...

The rating of Taylor Swift's “Folklore” and “Speak Now” albums perform better compared to “The Life of a Showgirl,” sparking controversy on whether her most recent album is a miss among many hits.

Sequins and Side-Eyes: Why Taylor Swift’s Showgirl Album Isn’t Winning Everyone Over

Georgia Allen ’28, Staff Writer • October 20, 2025

Taylor Swift's new album “The Life of a Showgirl”, released on Oct. 3, is already one of her most talked about achievements, but not for the usual reasons.  Known for reinventing herself with each...

Stacks on Stacks: Foods the Elm Street Way

Stacks on Stacks: Foods the Elm Street Way

Piper Salik’s ’28 and Cleo Linden ’28 • October 16, 2025

The chefs cooked behind the bar at Sushi Jin and were very inviting and friendly.

Sushi Showdown: Sushi Jin and Pink Sumo battle it out for the best sushi downtown

Brooklynn Crawford ’28 and Maddy Gray ’28 • October 10, 2025

Imagine this: You and your friends have been circling downtown, shopping for hours and now your stomach is starting to twist and grumble. Only one thing could fix that empty feeling in your stomach: sushi....

The location of the soon-to-be Sephora will be in the Brooks Brothers location near Lux Bond & Green in the Brooks Corner Plaza.

Sephora announces arrival in Westport

Sutton Bulkeley ’28, Paper Editor • October 9, 2025

After more than 25 years since its first store opened in the US, this global beauty brand is officially making its way downtown. That’s right, you guessed it! Sephora is coming to Westport. Scheduled...

Alix Earle and partner Val Chmerkovskiy moments before their debut performance on Dancing with the Stars Season 34, Episode 1.

Get Ready With Me… to dance: Alix Earle steps into spotlight

Georgia Allen ’28, Staff Writer • October 7, 2025

Social media was just the beginning for 24-year-old Alix Earle. What started as casual “Get Ready With Me” TikToks filmed in her freshman dorm at the University of Miami has turned into a full-blown...

Spotify announced on Sept. 15 that it upgraded free listeners to have access to certain perks once exclusive to Premium members.

Spotify levels up free experience

Zoya Gill ’28, Paper Editor • October 5, 2025

“Explore new ways to tune into your music with Spotify Premium…tap the banner to learn more,” — you’ve heard this overly cheery voice randomly interrupt your ears practically every five seconds...

Cover of “Les Misérables” playbill

Staples players presents their new production Les Misérables

Cleo Linden ’28, Web News Editor • October 2, 2025

Staples Players Presents Their New Production Les Misérables The world’s longest running musical, “Les Misérables," is a timeless classic that has been performed in 53 countries and in 22 languages,...

The sign outside for Le Pain Quotidien’s new upcoming location hangs outside as the bakery prepares for opening. Inside, construction is still underway.

Breaking bread: Le Pain Quotidien brings a taste of europe

Zoya Gill ’28 and Sutton Bulkeley ’28 • September 30, 2025

Le Pain Quotidien, a bakery restaurant, is now open in Westport inside the Fresh Market plaza, offering authentic European recipes.  Founded in 1990 by Alain Coumont, Le Pain Quotidien, which translates...

At Sorelle Art Gallery, Daniel Pollera’s sailboat painting contrasts to today’s AI art growth , reminding viewers of the emotion and originality only a human can capture. The painting is what most fear is being overshadowed by algorithms, replacing the artist's hand and heart.

Created or generated?: uniqueness at risk due to algorithms

Bianca Reidy ’28, paper editor • September 29, 2025

The rise of artificial intelligence has shaken the foundation of the art world. Valued at $3.2 billion in 2024, the AI art market has been projected to soar as much as $40.4 billion by 2033, leaving many...

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