This was a matchup worthy of Boardwalk Hall, the site of Joey Olivieri’s two monumental state tournament wins. Olivieri and Boonton’s Jason Smith, however, battled it out before 15 spectators Continue Reading
February was a month of snow, snow, and more snow. With every week bringing a new storm, spring couldn’t seem farther away, proving Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction of six more weeks Continue Reading
On Feb. 4, Cohort B came back to school masked up and, after being delayed a couple of times, Cohort A finally had its turn on Feb. 8. Needless to Continue Reading
As I’m sure many people know, the COVID-19 vaccine has been released to some people in the U.S. in our fight to try and get the virus under control. In Continue Reading
Senior offensive linemen Jeff Yanez, Adrian Ferati, Turner Brennan and Mateusz Luniewski helped create the holes and Hunter Van Zant burst through them, giving the Boonton High School football team Continue Reading
Dementia, noun, a chronic or persistent disorder of the mental processes caused by brain disease or injury and marked by memory disorders, personality changes, and impaired reasoning. Commonly known for Continue Reading
Another month, another edition of A Very Pandemic Holiday, which is 80 percent likely to become the title of a Hallmark movie. With December, and consequently 2020, coming to a Continue Reading
This past 6 months has been rough on everyone. From quarantining at home to online school, it hasn’t exactly been a treat. Following this, there has also been a consistent Continue Reading
Fifty-one stops. Forty-nine houses and a supermarket. And it all occurred over the course of nearly 11 hours. On Monday, May 4, Coach Gallagher was a proud and efficient ring Continue Reading
The coronavirus pandemic is undoubtedly going to be one of the most impactful events of the 21st Century. In countries all around the world, schools are closed, stay-at-home orders issued Continue Reading
