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David Pogue spoke at the Westport Library on June 2 about his book “Apple: The First 50 Years.” The book chronicles the half-century that the tech giant has existed and includes interviews, timelines and a whole lot of humor. Photo by Nate Gerber ’27.
I once told an out-of-state friend that I was from Connecticut. In response, they promptly fired back, “Top 10 states that sound like they’re fake but are actually real.” I fell to my knees, deeply offended by their statement. I mean, how could anyone slander the state with the famous pickle bounce test? Furthermore, how...
Serena Goldfarb ’28, Sutton Bulkeley ’28 and Zoya Gill ’28 try out three popular spring recipes, including a drink, main and dessert. This video is a combination of baking cooking and pure fun in the kitchen. Graphic made by Serena Goldfarb ’28.
Frank Pepe’s, a New Haven favorite, opened its doors in Westport on June 1. Many Westport citizens have tried and enjoyed it. Photo taken from Harvard Business Journal.
The #11-seeded Staples Wreckers used a strong first inning to defeat the #14-seeded Norwalk Bears 13-2 to punch their ticket to the state tournament semifinals. The Wreckers had six runs cross the plate before Norwalk could even record an out. The Wreckers were powered by four different players having multi-hit games, highlighted by Bruce Schlegelmilch...
“My bagel Jewish, my mayor Muslim, my Christian Dior, Knicks in four.” This has been the phrase of the week in New York. It is literally everywhere. TikToks, Instagram comments, street interviews, random people yelling. The city was united. Then Donald Trump showed up and the Knicks lost. I don’t care what ESPN says. I...
Since 2022, the water quality at Compo beach has been gradually declining which has left many residents concerned about the safety of Compo.
The summer of 2026 is about to begin. Let’s dive into and explore the places that summer will take our SHS students. Graphic by Celia Moccia ’27.
Your ankles begin to feel itchy and you discover rashes all over your skin. Maybe you start to develop a fever and headache. The cause of these symptoms: ticks. Over the past month, the tick population in Connecticut has been increasing rapidly. Although scientists typically expect this spike to happen in May, June, October or...
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 against the contentious Louisiana v. Callais case regarding Louisiana’s congressional map districts on April 29. The case had finally received a verdict after pending for 18 months and circulating through courts. The court ruled that the creation of two of Louisiana’s majority Black districts constituted as racial gerrymandering, which is...
