From rags to riches
Story by: Katie Kleinman
October 29, 2018
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Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is not the average NFL player. Duvernay-Tardif is the first active NFL player to be a licensed medical doctor. As if being on a professional football team isn’t keeping him busy enough, Duvernay-Tardif flies back and forth from Montreal, where he works as a licensed physician,...
Getting by with a little help from our friends
Story by: Amanda Mikulski
September 7, 2018
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You just started your freshman year of high school. You receive news you and your family have to move to a whole different state the second week of school. You leave all your friends. At your new school, you feel alone, friendless. You sit by yourself at lunch. You have no one to talk to. Where do you...
Analogopolis Records: the groovy new shop to restore your music favorites
Story by: Adriana Beltrano and Lilly Grella
May 8, 2018
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When you first walk into Analogopolis Records, Films and Games, you may be greeted by a sweet six-year-old pit-bull named Lea. And then you’ll see the records. “I've been collecting records since I was a kid… and then I just got too many of them and it started getting popular again so I figured...
France’s annual Dîner en Blanc still a secret
Story by: Amanda Mikulski
April 13, 2018
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The invitations have been sent out for this year’s Dîner en Blanc in France. Different from most events, the location of the elaborate dinner is secret until the last minute. Nearly 30 years ago, François Pasquier and a handful of friends launched Le Dîner en Blanc de Paris which now assembles...
Warriors travel the globe for Spring Break
Story by: Olivia Servideo
April 10, 2018
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Jupiter High students and teachers made their spring break a memorable one by traveling the world. Junior Sara Fraker took a five-day cruise over the break, visiting the islands of Jamaica and Haiti. She went zip-lining and rode jet skis around Haiti, and in Jamaica, she snorkeled the beautiful coral...
Orange Theory partners with Augie’s Quest to support ALS treatment and research
Story by: Sydney Peters
April 9, 2018
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During the months of Feb. and March, Orange Theory Fitness held a fundraiser at all their gym locations worldwide to find a cure for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). They raised nearly two million dollars and donated it directly to Augie’s Quest Foundation. Augie’s Quest is an organization t...
1000 North opens along Jupiter waterfront
Story by: Olivia Servideo
February 28, 2018
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The newest addition to Jupiter fine dining has finally opened. This waterfront restaurant, 1000 North, had their “soft opening” on Jan. 30 to rave reviews from diners. The restaurant’s partners include former NBA star Michael Jordan, golf legend Ernie Els and Terlato Wines CEO Bill Terlato. ...
Shepard Fairey creates a monumental day for Jupiter
Story by: Kate Novak
February 20, 2018
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On Monday, Dec. 4 world famous artist Shepard Fairey painted a mural for the Perry J. Cohen Wetlands Laboratory on the bank of Jupiter High’s retention pond, a long-awaited moment for supporters of the project. “Getting to see it all put together like this fills me with warmth,” Perry Cohen’s...
Peyton Marion: back in a straight line
Story by: Kate Novak
February 20, 2018
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On Dec. 18, Jupiter High junior Peyton Marion received long-awaited surgery for scoliosis. Marion was 16 when he was diagnosed with scoliosis— an abnormal curvature of the spine. Marion’s case was congenital; a spinal vertebrae failed to fully develop before he was born. As a result, Marion’s...
The acceptance that went viral
Story by: Jordan Elmaleh
February 19, 2018
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A video of Alex and Ayrton Little went viral after the two were accepted to Harvard and Stanford University just a week apart from each other. The video shows the brothers sitting in front of a laptop surrounded by classmates from T.M. Landry College Prep in Baton Rouge, LA anxiously waiting on their ...
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure raises money for cancer research
Story by: Sydney Peters
February 12, 2018
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On Jan. 27, thousands of people lined up to participate in the 27th annual Suzan G. Komen Race for the Cure at Meyer Amphitheater in West Palm Beach. The 5K race celebrates local breast cancer survivors and remembers those who lost their battle to cancer. This year’s goal was to raise one million dollars...
Gaylord Palms transforms meeting hall into a winter wonderland
Story by: Sydney Peters
January 17, 2018
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During the month of Dec. the Gaylord Palms Resort in Orlando, Fla. is covered in over two million bright lights and acres of holiday decorations. All 400,000 square feet of the Gaylord’s convention center is decorated and transformed into holiday activities that people from all over Fla. come to experience. “Christmas...