Danielle Lyon ‘26 EE Managing Editor Jude Magnotti ’26 EE Editor-In-Chief With another year of elections upon us, Trumbull residents have taken it upon themselves to get out the vote! With a…
Holiday Menu Arrives at Starbucks
Sally Pelligra ’28 EE Staff Writer This year’s holiday menu officially came out at Starbucks this morning, featuring new drinks and food items that have sparked the attention of many people. Drinks like…
Gold Rush Farm: Easton’s Hidden Gem
Cecelia Myers ’27 EE Staff Writer An autumn breeze hits Connecticut, and suddenly the phone at Gold Rush is ringing off the hook. With a trail system of gold and the autumnal rush…
One Second of Strength At Trumbull
Deeksha Cheraya ‘28 EE Writer Get ready to be inspired! International motivational speaker Tanner Clark will speak to middle and high school students and parents at Madison Middle School on Wednesday, November…
Honoring the Legacy of Jane Goodall
Billal Sliman ’29 EE Staff Writer Scientific exploration has been the long-term passion of Jane Goodall, and the story that made headlines all over the world was that of her 1960s observational research…
Fall Safety Tips for Students
Isabella Feola ’28 EE Staff Writer Happy Fall everyone! It’s an exciting season, the temperature is just starting to change and Halloween is upon us. There are plenty of precautions, however, that we…
Why Halloween Is Dying
Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-In-Chief For thousands of years, Halloween has served as a staple of world Holidays. A spiritual cross between the worlds of the dead and the living, all mixed…
When Spirits Roam: Halloween Superstitions Around the World
Olivia Merva ’29 EE Staff Writer Around the world, Halloween is marked not just by costumes and candy, but by a fascinating collection of unusual superstitions that reveal how cultures encounter the…
Favorite Fall Foods at THS
Keeley Tolido ‘27 Matthew D’agostino ‘27 When summer slowly begins to fade away and transition into fall, that usually means a few different things for people: 1. The weather gets cooler; it’s…
The Truth Behind Connecticut’s Melon Heads
Ria Beri ‘27 EE Editor-in-Chief If you’ve ever driven down a dark, winding back road in Fairfield County, you might’ve heard whispers about something lurking in the trees. Some say they’re tiny,…