Evacuation Vacation
Emma Behrmann, Lizzy Mason, and Alexis Cesarini
September 22, 2017
Filed under Features
Evacuate, hunker down, or relocate to a shelter. These were the options people had to choose between as Irma hurdled toward Florida. Hurricanes are very dangerous no matter what category they are. Some people were haunted with panic, others barely glanced at the news. Those who took initiative and...
Palm Harbor University: A Hurricane Shelter
Jayla Motko and Alyvia Hallock
September 22, 2017
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Over six police officers at all times, people going to the hospital, pets, and children fearful of what was to come. Hurricane Irma caused all of this to happen at Palm Harbor University. The category 5 storm supposedly coming straight at us, swerved at the last minute thankfully, to become a high...
And Then It Went Dark
Kate Hamric, Kaitlyn Pamplona, and Bella Yacoviello
September 22, 2017
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Pitch black, stagnant air, and cold showers were just the start for some people affected by power outages. The panic started for Tampa Bay residents almost a week prior to the storm. Many residents in the Tampa Bay Area lost power due to the hit of Hurricane Irma early Monday, September 11th. Some...
Eclipse of Palm Harbor
Kaitlyn Pamplona, Staff Reporter
August 30, 2017
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Most of the nation gathered to watch the incredible solar eclipse, while others were uninterested and stayed inside using their phones or doing something much more interesting to them. On August 21, 2017 a total solar eclipse took place in the US and it has been 38 years since the last total solar...
Ready up for the school year
Jacyn McCrudden, Staff Reporter
August 28, 2017
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Commotion has been swarming about school starting back up. From the upcoming homecoming game to meeting and seeing new friends, back to school can be challenging for students, but they can find some fun in their studies and their classes. That’s not all that school has to offer there are a lo...
It’s OUR summer
Ryan Thompson, Editor
August 25, 2017
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Summertime is free time. A time phase where students have time to sleep in and binge watch their favorite television shows. With many other things to do, who would want to do multiple reading assignments over their break. Yes, I understand that many people enjoy the adventurous trek of reading an...
Guilty Then Proven Innocent
Katrina Errion, Staff Reporter
August 21, 2017
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Have you ever been accused of doing something you never did? Or you were at the wrong place at the wrong time. Possibly, evidence shows you were the one to commit the crime.Oscar Fowler was charged in July 2013 of shooting Neykee Demetruis Bostic, a dear friend of his who was found with more than twenty...
Summer?!
Eleanor Knightstep, Staff Reporter
May 17, 2017
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There are only a few more weeks of school left, and then it’s summer! Meaning staying out till two in the morning with friends, bonfires, trips to the beach, waterparks, and an endless list of things someone could do over the summer! Every kid in elementary school, to college kids are stoked...
St. Petersburg Woman’s March
Olivia Fragola, Staff Reporter
May 10, 2017
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Posters spread love and support across of a sea of over 20,000 women and men, old and young. People of all shapes, sizes, genders, sexualities, and colors band together to march for a cause; women’s social and economic rights. Beginning around noon, cheering and chanting could be heard...
Cool Gelato at Coolside
Adam Geiger, Editor in Chief
May 5, 2017
Filed under Features
Nothing is as refreshing and cooling as Coolside’s Gelato. Home of the beerlato and Palm Harbor’s most local Gelato shop, Coolside delivers fresh and new flavors of gelato everyday. Ice cream and frozen yogurt is something people see on every corner in Palm Harbor, but Gelato is something that...
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