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By Nathan Campbell, Multimedia Editor With restrictions comes creativity, but creativity has no restrictions. During the shutdown, many activities have stopped such as sports, clubs, jobs, and get-togethers, but some … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Kylie Thompson’s makeup TikToks
By Nathan Campbell, Multimedia Editor With restrictions comes creativity, but creativity has no restrictions. During the shutdown, many activities have stopped such as sports, clubs, jobs, and get-togethers, but some … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Kylie Thompson’s makeup TikToks
By Nick Archacki, Managing Editor For centuries the world has relied on the assistance of doctors and nurses in times of need, whether it’s due to worldwide diseases, natural disasters, … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: When your mom is a nurse
By Kylie Beck, Social Media Editor Litter is trash of any sort that is thrown somewhere it is not meant to be. From gum wrappers and plastic bottles thrown out … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Taking out the trash
By Ryan Brocious, Technology Specialist for PENNCREST School District and Panther Press EIC, Volume 1, 2006-2007 The daily routine of a work-from-home technology specialist looks a little something like this. … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Working with a ‘wildcard’ to provide tech support for teachers and staff
By Brady Greco, Sports Editor Sports are woven into the fabric of many lives. These events are as much a part of the family for many as Sunday dinners. With … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: When the sports world stops…
By Autie Atkins, Staff Writer It’s been a little bit over a week since COVID-19 preparations began, and the only thing that has remained constant for me is working. I … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: On the job at Wesbury Retirement Community
By Sam Hetrick, Design Editor Amid the shutdowns and closings, junior Jane Hetrick has been working at the Saegertown Dairy Inn. Hetrick loves working the grille and serving food to … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Jane Hetrick
By Kaitlyn Kozalla, Senior Publications Editor As the COVID-19 shutdown continues, seniors who are enlisted in the military are experiencing uncertainty, and I am one of them. Governor Wolf recently … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: COVID-19 affects seniors enlisted in the military
By Amanda Crowl, Features Editor Junior Ripley Kindervater has volunteered to babysit for one of his mother’s co-workers who has three children, ages 12, 10, and 6, in hopes of … Continue Reading Saegertown shut down stories: Ripley Kindervater
By Brennen McWright, Staff Writer Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Nothing great was ever accomplished without enthusiasm.” Seventh-grader Carter Sheets believes we need a bit of that enthusiasm to get … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Carter Sheets
By Meadow Campbell, Opinion Editor It’s day three of the shutdown, and so far seventh-grader Camden “CC” Gjovik has been quite happy. “My family has been out hiking and biking … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Camden “CC” Gjovik
By Amanda Crowl, Features Editor Senior Bree Snyder has been staying busy cleaning and completing chores around the house. “I love cleaning, so that’s what I have been up to,” … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Bree Snyder
Special to the Panther Press by Dee Henry, sixth-grade teacher and journalism adviser of the Cambridge Springs Elementary School Blue Devils’ Daily (Mrs. Henry is a former Saegertown teacher and … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: A teacher’s perspective from Dee Henry
By Sam Shelenberger, Editor in Chief Today was the first official day of the school being shut down, and already students are trying to find ways to keep themselves busy. … Continue Reading Saegertown shutdown stories: Haiku Peters
By Autie Atkins, staff writer According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 56.2% of people ages 16-24 are wage earners. A majority of the working students are employed in health … Continue Reading On The Job: The highest percentage of youth employment since 1966
