Thunderstorms Storm Through SYC
Annie Hebel, News Editor
May 25, 2018
Filed under News
Thunderstorms are always a prominent part of summer weather. However, last week alone, Southern York County experienced three severe thunderstorms. This is an unusually high number in a short time, and more are on the horizon. All of these storms produced hail and strong winds and caused power outage...
Students Attend Prom
Brittany Boone, Repoter
May 22, 2018
Filed under News
Students attended the 2017-2018 prom held at Wyndham Gardens in West York Saturday, May 5. The event started around 7 pm, and students arrived in cars, prom buses and limos. Before dancing started, students were invited to find their table and were served an appetizer of bread and a caes...
Susquehannock Thanks its Staff through “Teacher Appreciation Week”
Christopher Norris, Reporter
May 21, 2018
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Students and staff of Susky took part in a “Teacher Appreciation Week” last week as the school year comes to a close. Student Council planned a different gift every day to express their appreciation for the teachers. Coffee and donuts were served on Monday, Swedish fish were given Tuesday, cookies w...
Student Council Holds Food Drive
Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
May 16, 2018
This week Susky Student Council is collecting canned goods for Southern Community Services. Students are to bring in their canned food goods into their homerooms this week, and homeroom teachers will count the number of items donated by students. The homeroom that raises the most canne...
Choir Ensembles Amaze Crowd in Spring Concert.
Justin Rosenberger, Reporter
May 11, 2018
Filed under News, Uncategorized
Another choir year has come and gone as the SHS and SMS spring concert took place on Wednesday, May 2. The high school and middle school choirs, led by Jay Althouse, have been working the past few months on making this concert possible. Senior Kaleb Fair has been in choir since 7th gra...
Courier News: May 3
Ethan Schammel, Leah Miller, Mia Kobylski, Josh Amara, Justin Rosenberger, Ally Waltemyer, Jacob Silliman, and Chris Coulson
May 4, 2018
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Courier reporter Ethan Schammel anchors this broadcast of Courier News recorded on May 3, 2018.
Trump Sends National Guard Troops to the Mexico Border
Christopher Norris, Reporter
May 1, 2018
Filed under Commentary, News
President Donald Trump is stationing members of the National Guard on the Mexican border. The extra border security is an effort to bring an end to the illegal immigration problems that Trump has been concerned with since taking office. In the grand scheme of things, Trump wants to build a wall on the Mexic...
Day of Silence Brings Awareness
Jake Lynch, Reporter
April 27, 2018
Filed under News
April 27 marks the date of the annual “Day of Silence”. GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network- https://www.glsen.org/day-silence) has been holding the “Day of Silence” every April since 1996. The “Day of Silence” is dedicated towards bringing awareness towards LGBTQ+ bullying in schools...
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