Author: Cate Tauriello
Cate Tauriello is a senior and has been editor-in-chief of WHS Lion’s Pride for over a year. She loves to help her writers and fellow classmates discover the options of writing for a newspaper and is excited to continue her work with a team of new and old writers. She plans to attend college for media production and communications. When she’s not editing articles, she loves to kayak, bake, and photograph. She can’t wait to show Walkersville and beyond what she and her writers can accomplish with the newspaper this year!
November 4th Is a Crucial Local Election — Can You Vote?
by Cate Tauriello On November 4th a very important event is happening — can you take a guess? It’s the General Election in Maryland. You have probably seen signs on front lawns and along Route 194, Route 26, and Route 15, and you probably have a few questions. Who should I vote for? Depending on […]
Read MoreCelebrate Lumberjack Day on October 16th – a Walkersville Tradition!
by Cate Tauriello This Thursday, October 16th, is the unofficial start to Spirit Week for homecoming at Walkersville High School. It’s Lumberjack Day! Hundreds of students will dress in flannel, suspenders, and work boots to celebrate homecoming. Some students will even make pancakes to bring in (and don’t forget the syrup). Lumberjack Day […]
Read MoreEbola In the U.S. Does Not Mean It’s Time to Panic
by Cate Tauriello The first person in the United States has been diagnosed with Ebola and is currently in a hospital in Dallas, Texas. Initially, and understandably, it’s kind of scary to know you’re in the same nation as someone with the Ebola virus. Thousands of cases have been recorded throughout Western Africa […]
Read MoreAssistant Principal Danny Rumpf Helps Hurricane Sandy Victims
by Cate Tauriello Assistant principal Danny Rumpf has recently traveled to Toms River, New Jersey to contribute a small amount of his time for a large amount of people. He recently traveled to the garden state to build homes for victims of Hurricane Sandy that affected the area in 2012. “The group we […]
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