Questions. We love ‘em. When somebody has a question for us here at Paper Shop, we know that they’re either already advertising with us or thinking of giving us a try. We’re happy to help with and all inquiries, and we’ve found that a number of them are, well, frequently asked questions. Here’s where we take…
Did you know that English has the largest vocabulary of any language on earth? it’s estimated that our language contains around 800,000 words, and the average English speaker uses about 60,000 of those words. That may seem like a rather puny percentage, but when you think about it, it’s actually pretty impressive: many of those…
Laura RomanvichGrade 12Daughter of Paul and Diana RomanvichLaura has been selected as Valley View High School Scholar of the Yearrecipient for the 2013-14 school years. The Scholar of the Year Programis sponsored by the Northeastern Education Immediate Unit 19 and WUSR(99.5) of the University of Scranton.Clubs: National Honor Society, Math Honor Society, Spanish club …
September’s “Students of the Month” at the Mountain View High School. The individuals in the picture are: Robert Presley (Principal), Jillian Kochmer, Brandon Freely, Devyn Micklo, and Donna Porter (School Counselor).
Mrs. Moulin and the Old Forge French Club would like to extend a sincere Thank You (Merci) to Ray’s Supermarket in Old Forge Community for their support and participation in last weekends coin drop. It was a great success! Picture 1: Left to Right… Kayla Grasso, Areyonna Tompkins, JJ Roberts, Melaina Pepsin, Andrea DeSando, Nella…
Good Shepherd Academy is pleased to announce the start of the Annual Food Drive to support the works of Saint Vincent DePaul and St Francis Food Pantries. The student council and students of Good Shepherd Academy will be collecting food until Thanksgiving to help their local communities. Shown in the picture from left to right:…
Senior Field Hockey players and their parents were honored at their last home game on Thursday, October 10. Seniors honored were: Lauren Stanton, Julie Scappatura, Sarah Botscheller, Shannon Jones, Chelsy Stuble, Shelby Croasdale, Nicole Rosa and Maddy Jenkins; middle, Kim Stanton, Sue Scappatura, Beth Botscheller, Jill Jones, Lisa Croasdale, Donna Rosa and Anne Jenkins;…
On October 7th, our Middle School and High School students participated in a National Anti-Bullying Campaign by wearing blue shirts to show their support.
We woke up this morning feeling pretty good. Despite the cloudy weather and slightly chilly temperatures, we felt upbeat. It occurred to us that we were the direct recipients of some good vibrations. And when we checked the calendar, we knew exactly why: today’s the anniversary of the release of one of the most groundbreaking…
Alec Rodway, Grade 11. Alec Volunteered for the Lackawanna County 3 on 3 tournaments this past summer. Funds raised went to the Coaches vs. Cancer Organization. Alec said, I feel this is a great cause because the funds raised goes toward the fight against cancer.
he Mid Valley football team along with the Throop, Olyphant, and Dickson City Police Departments worked with local churches in the Mid Valley area (Holy Cross Parish, Saint Patrick’s, Blessed Sacrament, and Saint Mary’s of Dickson City) to get food donations for the Saint Francis Soup kitchen.The van is loaded with food donations that we delivered this week. Left…
It’s a quandary for the ages, a question we’ve tossed around here at Paper Shop for quite some time. And on the anniversary of the Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon dropping out of the Billboard top 200 on October 8, 1988 after 741 weeks (that’s over 14 years!), we decided that it was…
We know, we know. Our updated cover design was so very impressive that the Department of Treasury had no choice but to follow suit. We became more colorful and easy to spot and – bam! – so did the new $100 bill, entering circulation today. All kidding aside, we seriously can’t take credit for the…
Valley View High School Senior Class Officers 2013/14. The Valley View High School Senior class officers for the 2013/14 school year are from left to right; Bridget McAndrew, Treasurer ; Tyler Williams, President; Joey Seymour, Vice President; and Evan Zavada, Secretary
For the first time in the school’s history, Shenandoah Valley High School culminated its homecoming activities by crowning two homecoming queens. The reason for this departure from tradition came about as a result of a tie vote after the student body ballots had been tabulated. Shown in the photo (L-R): Eric Macker escorting Co-Homecoming…