On Fri., Oct. 1 at 7 o’clock Elm Street School seventh and eighth graders had their first dance of the year. The cost for admission was $4.50.It lasted until 10 o’clock. Mrs. Kathy Demers, Mrs. Cyndi Matthews, Mrs. Mary Martin, Mr. Arthur Reed, Mrs. Laurie Callahan, and Mrs. Gigi Lee were the chaperones.The music was […]

Courtney GoodwinSeniorSchool activities: Mock Trial, Choir, National Honor SocietyFavorite subject: English, GovernmentFavorite music: Hard rock & alternativeFavorite book: There are too many great books to pick just oneFavorite food: Hot Pockets and macaroni and cheeseFavorite movie: “Bang Bang You’re Dead!” You have to see it to understand!Favorite TV show: Charmed & Strong MedicineRole model: My […]

Hacky-Sac is like soccer except it doesn’t require a ball or running. A hacky-sac is a little crocheted ball with beads inside or whatever you wish to put in it. Everybody at my school, especially the boys, like to play hacky-sac. Hacky-sac has been around for about 120 years, and I don’t think it’s getting […]

Mr. Greg Boardman has run the strings program in Lewiston for 10 years. It runs for anyone in fourth grade all the way up to a senior in high school. He offers violin, viola, and cello for everyone. When you get into middle school you can start the string bass, if you wish. You don’t […]

Mr. Tom Stott, a new Monmouth Academy band teacher, grew up in Albany, New York. There, his love for music started. In fourth grade after hearing a song by Men at Work with a saxophone part in it, he was intrigued. So he decided to pick up one and try it, and he hasn’t stopped […]

This past Sunday at 2 p.m. Saint Peter and Sacred Heart School held its annual Halloween party at the Knights Columbus Hall in Lewiston. There were games and prizes and a DJ provided by Chris Moreau, one of our parents. Some of the games were a bean bag toss, hopscotch, a fishing game, and a […]

Mrs. Kelly Brown is a new LMS teacher who enjoys running and participating in road races. She even ran in the Boston Marathon last spring. Mrs. Brown works with 7th and 8th grade English Language Learners (ELL) and works with them in math, writing, and reading. When she is teaching, her favorite thing is to […]

Story by: Kacie RiouxPhotos by: Alex LandrySt. Peter and Sacred Heart SchoolEveryone knows that it’s time to choose the new president, or old president. The students at St. Peter and Sacred Heart School did. Every student and adult participated in their own mock election, on Fri., Oct. 15. This mock election was organized by Mrs. […]

At Elm Street School in Mr. Ed Tucker’s history class each seventh and eighth grade class was divided into the Democratic and Republican parties. In each side there is the candidate, the supervisor, the organizational team, and the technical assistants. Each party has to create a 30 second radio ad, a minute long television ad, […]

Every year, Edward Little and Lewiston High have their rival football game, “The Battle of the Bridge.” And every year the Lewiston High School’s student council puts on Spirit Week, to show how much school spirit Lewiston has. But this year, it’s different. For our 159th game, we are going back to a long-lived tradition, […]