As the holiday season approaches, many people plan to celebrate with bright lights and blow up figures. However, due to levels of record-high inflation in Connecticut, their electric bill has put an unpredictable...
Henry Watson, Paper News Editor
• October 11, 2022
About 200,000 Puerto Ricans are still left without power, as of Oct. 1, with many more residents possessing an unstable, limited energy supply. Hurricane Fiona, a category one storm, brought immense...
On the night of March 9, the Westport Board of Education (BOE) convened in the Staples cafeteria to discuss various topics, such as clarifying some information regarding the Smarter Balance Assessments...
The morning rush to the cafeteria is a little less hectic this year since the state government has mandated schools to cease serving students coffee. In order to get coffee, students will need a major...
According to the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, Connecticut recycled only 26 percent of its waste in 2010.
But this isn’t just a statewide problem: Staples has its fair share of...
