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Geisslers Supermarket appears empty in the center of South Windsor.

End of a South Windsor Era; Geissler’s Supermarket closes

Maeve Verzella, Staff Writer September 26, 2025

The final store in the Sullivan Avenue Plaza has officially closed down, leaving the space a dead zone. In July of 2025, Geisslers Supermarket completely shut down, as a result of the company's health...

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South Windsor High School's parking spaces where juniors and seniors with parking passes can park their cars.

Senior Restrictions on Painted Parking Spots

Juliana Mayer, Staff Writer September 15, 2025

South Windsor High School doesn’t have assigned parking spaces, and seniors are unable to paint their parking spots. “One reason we don’t have painted parking spaces is that we do not have assigned...

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A photo comparison of last year’s to this year’s schedule side to side.

The Debate of SWHS’s Schedule Change

Diya Krishna and Nishka Singh September 12, 2025

A new schedule has reached South Windsor High School for the 2025-2026 school year. This is the second time SWHS has experienced a schedule change in the past four years. “Under last year’s schedule,...

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South Windsor splash pad located on Nevers Road has recently become the focus of debate in town.

Summer Ends With a Splash of Controversy

Kayla Pinkin, Editor/Opinion Specialist September 11, 2025

On Wednesday, August 13th, a camp of 38 newly graduated preschoolers unloaded at the South Windsor splash pad, looking to continue a field trip tradition, blissfully unaware of the trouble they would encounter.  Opened...

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The Yo-Yo, a popular ride at the fair, in the middle of operation swinging patrons high up in the air.

South Windsor’s Favorite Attraction at The Wapping Fair

Adam Gadit, Staff Writer September 9, 2025

From September 4th–7th, the Wapping Fair returned to South Windsor, filling 75 Brookfield Street with rides, food, and fun. The annual event brought the community together once again, offering something...

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South Windsor High School seniors had the opportunity to answer the questions pictured.

Leaving a Legacy: Voices of the class of 25’

Emily Dalpe, Staff Writer June 5, 2025

As graduation approaches, seniors at South Windsor High School are being given the opportunity to leave their mark. On top of projects and exams, students are leaving their mark through conversations....

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One Word Wonders: Students Define Their School Year

One Word Wonders: Students Define Their School Year

Molly Willard, Staff Writer May 30, 2025

Students at South Windsor High School were all asked the same question, “What is one word to describe this school year?” The selected word for the 2024-2025 school year: boring.  Many possessed...

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A student performs at the lip sync contest during senior outing at Holiday Hill.

Is Senior Outing On The Outs?

Emma Cherubini, Content Editor May 29, 2025

On Thursday, May 22nd, South Windsor’s annual Senior Outing field trip took place at Holiday Hill in Cheshire, Connecticut. However, the reigning question is, is it relevant anymore?  During the...

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Student poses for a photo representing their Faith by wearing a Cross

Keeping the Faith

Carlyn Tony, Multimedia Editor May 29, 2025

The life of a student is filled with academics, extracurriculars, clubs and other activities, but a question arises for those who practice religion, when do they find time to practice their faith? Where...

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Students studying together to prepare for the reading and writing portion of the SAT exam.

Juniors React to SAT Score Release at SWHS

Adam Gadit, Staff Writer May 14, 2025

This past Thursday, May 1st 2025, SAT scores were released at South Windsor High School and have brought a wave of reactions from students. Ever since the initial testing on April 3rd, students have...

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