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This year, instead of grabbing your trusty Ugly Christmas Sweater, it may be more appropriate to find an Ugly Christmas T-shirt. Record setting December temperatures are currently being recorded, because baby, it ain’t cold outside, and Bing Crosby is crying because there is no hope in having a white christmas this year. Let it rain,
It’s 5:33 am when you wake up to the sound of a notification. You read on your phone that school has been canceled. You happily shut off all five of your alarms, and go back to bed with the great pleasure of waking up at your time of choice. In the winter, Region 16 encounters
The northeast has been hammered with snow within the past two months. Throughout the course of January and February, roughly a total of three and a half feet has fallen in Connecticut, eight feet in Massachusetts, two and a half feet in New York, and another three and a half feet in New Jersey. The
A long, long time ago before there was warmth, snow covered the vast expanse of region 16.
Ever hoping that all students and faculty remained safe school had to be canceled.
However, one day, when the snow was particularly fierce, one teacher did not get
the cancellation…
Written By Veronica Dergachev As the winter goes on, storms come and go and each time more snow continues to accumulate on the ground. These conditions often cause accidents happen, but rarely does anyone seem to hear about bus drivers getting into accidents. This is because, according to Brenda Bass, the safety supervisor at the
As Storm Nemo (or Charlotte or Snowpocalypse or Carlos or whatever you called the 30″ snowfall) covered the Northeast in a blanket of fluffy precipitation, thoughts turned from awe to wonder to dismay to despair. Where was all that snow going to go? The answer… Nowhere. And that is the problem that many if not
Staying home from school always sounds like a great idea. Some students stay home in order to take a break, relax, or catch up on work. However, when it comes to being stuck at home the days do not seem at enjoyable. With all the snow that fell in Connecticut over the weekend, Region 16
When Seymour resident, Lanny Bercier, broke his snow blower, he pulled out all the stops to get the snow out of his driveway.
As snow began falling early Friday morning, many people in Connecticut started to realize just how big of an impact the Blizzard of 2013 would have on the state. Now, just a few hours since the storm has ended, Connecticut has been spending their day digging out. All across the state, residents woke up to
Finding Nemo was not a difficult task in Connecticut this morning. As the Blizzard swept in to the state snow began falling around 8am. Quickly, the snow started sticking to cars and shortly after that pavement surfaces such as driveways began to accumulate snow dust as well. 14 year-old, David Moody, explained why he enjoys
Winter in New England takes its toll most years and this year is proving to be no exception. While last year we suffered from mild conditions with little snow, we seem to resorting the past with the winter we are experiencing this year. With snow falling today and freezing rain expected to come later tonight,
When art teacher Lisa Seagren was visiting with her mother over the holiday vacation, she noticed that her mother had some unique homemade décor in her house. “She had these 3D paper snowflakes and they were gorgeous,” said Seagren. Her mother had learned to make the snowflakes through a group at her church. The
