About the Editor
Art Work: "Late Night Studying," belongs to Hannah Gray.
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rip sweet prince: No more BOnesOur beloved Insta star Noodle the Pug, sadly passed away at 14 years old. May he rest in peace, and always have a bones day.
HALLWAY EAVESDROPS
WE'RE ALWAYS LISTENING... "You're a lot like Hitler." "Did you bleach whatever intelligence you had left??" "Six inches is a lot." |
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Soggy Carpets?!
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By Hannah Gray
Headline Editor This year’s winter has been bringing in quite the snowfall! Local floods of basements and flash floods are causing landslides and treacherous travel conditions! A week or two ago, Aiden Mcmilan’s basement flooded with water spreading all throughout the underground floor with risen levels of at the very least a full 3 inches! His carpets were soaked and repairing the damages will surely be costly. This CCHS student and his family had to use a water pump to drain as much water out as possible. Even with the pump they still had water to wade through during the process. Feet, socks, shoes and floor soaked, Aiden’s family rushed to move their belongings off the floor and dry furniture and other valuables. Many towels will be remembered for their sacrifices in the combined efforts. According to home.costhelper.com, the recovery of basements from floodings averages at costing homeowners (for 1-4 inches of water) $7,800. However, more basic repair damages start at $500 and can increase to as much as $10,000, even potentially adding up to nearly $26,285 (for 18 inches). Thankfully the flooding in Aiden’s basement and most other student’s who’s basements were flooded did not exceed 5 inches. Fingers crossed and the best of wishes to all of the Corner Canyon residents whose houses fell victim to the raging storms this winter, and hopes for all of those who’ve not yet had such unfortunate events to continue avoiding extra home costs. Stay safe out there chargers and take good care of your vehicles and homes - especially those basements! |
The general area of CCHS Residents - so far so good.
Published 2/1/2023
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Some Weird occurrences...
Do not fret, CCHS: We're safe and in capable hands!
By Hannah Gray
Headline Editor
A shout out and thank you to the amazing school staff and police officers and state squads (canine unit and bomb squad included) for keeping CCHS safe!
A soft lock down occurred at Corner Canyon due to a potential threat to the students that was said to be just outside of the school. Thankfully, after much patience from the students and a thorough search done by the Draper Police Department, there was revealed to be no actual evidence or traces of the threat that had been detected from a concerning note.
Thank you to all our teachers as well for keeping students calm.
Students, if the events have you worried, talk to your counselors. They'll help reassure your safety here at CCHS. All is well, don't worry! We have amazingly capable protectors at this high school and ones who will always be at the ready should anything actually happen. Proper precautions, safety measures, and preparedness will be out best friends, and thankfully the school administration has ensured that we will be able to be safe during any possible emergency.
Thank you again to our staff, teachers, and the Draper PD! Corner Canyon is safe once again thanks to you guys!
Before hand, likely due to the most recent winter storms, there was also a power outage at the school last week...
This year sure has started off strange, but just goes to show how strong and capable our school is. We're all in this together, keep lifting each other up and don't give up on those New Year Resolutions!
GO CHARGERS!
Published 1/10/2023
Headline Editor
A shout out and thank you to the amazing school staff and police officers and state squads (canine unit and bomb squad included) for keeping CCHS safe!
A soft lock down occurred at Corner Canyon due to a potential threat to the students that was said to be just outside of the school. Thankfully, after much patience from the students and a thorough search done by the Draper Police Department, there was revealed to be no actual evidence or traces of the threat that had been detected from a concerning note.
Thank you to all our teachers as well for keeping students calm.
Students, if the events have you worried, talk to your counselors. They'll help reassure your safety here at CCHS. All is well, don't worry! We have amazingly capable protectors at this high school and ones who will always be at the ready should anything actually happen. Proper precautions, safety measures, and preparedness will be out best friends, and thankfully the school administration has ensured that we will be able to be safe during any possible emergency.
Thank you again to our staff, teachers, and the Draper PD! Corner Canyon is safe once again thanks to you guys!
Before hand, likely due to the most recent winter storms, there was also a power outage at the school last week...
This year sure has started off strange, but just goes to show how strong and capable our school is. We're all in this together, keep lifting each other up and don't give up on those New Year Resolutions!
GO CHARGERS!
Published 1/10/2023
Class Spotlight!
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PET SPOTLIGHT
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(right) and Harvey (left) are two sophisticated miniature schnauzers. These cute boys live with Bennett Waddell (Senior). |
