“The Nun II” has horror movie fans jumping
Fans of horror movies determine the scariness of their favorites by jump scares – the scenes which shock viewers, causing their hearts to pound, pulses to race and bodies to Continue Reading
Fall 2023 Pep Rally
After a morning of taking PSATs and SATs, the Boonton High School student body took to the turf field for the 2023 fall sports pep rally. The captains were introduced Continue Reading
Bombers, in “perfect” sync, are flying high
The Boonton coaches have been taking in their team’s fluid, stick-to-stick passing from the sidelines and have been impressed. The Bombers’ ability to communicate has been evident as well as Continue Reading
Tailgate, homecoming weekend 2023
It was very fitting that the Boonton Field Hockey Team’s theme for the 2023 tailgate was “Out Of This World.” The dominant squad, still unbeaten, added two off-the-field victories by Continue Reading
Blackpink concert lights up MetLife Stadium
The atmosphere was electric at MetLife Stadium on Aug. 11 and 12 when K-pop global megastars, Blackpink, opened the United States leg of their 2023 Born Pink Encore Tour. As Continue Reading
Overwhelming support for Mrs. LaPlaca
Mrs. LaPlaca has been in the hearts and minds of the Boonton High School faculty and students since being diagnosed with biliary cancer in March. On Saturday, May 13, Mrs. Continue Reading
Tokyo trip emphasized STEM learning
A group of Boonton High School staff and 30 students took an eight-day trip to Tokyo, Japan over spring break. The group consisted of 30 students and five chaperones. The Continue Reading
Many holidays celebrated in May
There are many holidays that we celebrate during the month of May. Many people, however, don’t know the history behind these holidays. The first holiday celebrated in May is National Continue Reading
Chickens… Pets or Regrets?
For many people, pets are considered companions, friends and, in some cases, heroes. More than 86.9 million households in the United States own pets. Dogs are the most popular, with Continue Reading
Superstitions from around the world
Superstitions are present everywhere, and you have likely encountered many or will in the future. Don’t walk under ladders. Avoid opening umbrellas indoors. The witching hour is 3 a.m. And, Continue Reading