The “big” hill in Plymouth’s Centennial Park sits alone this winter as there is not enough snow for the younger children to go sledding or have fun in the snow. Photo by: Katie Sommers
By Katie Sommers
In the middle of January, Plymouth has dustings of snow, the grass can still be seen, and the temperatures are all over the place. From high 50’s to low teens, it is starting to look like another winter with little to no snow once again.
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This is an example of a fruit and vegetable stand in Mexico. Photo by: Patricia Ortiz-Corona
By Guadalupe Ortiz
The weather is warmer and the spirits are higher for some of PHS Hispanic students as they are packing up their things and getting ready to head south of the border.
Bonding with his his favorite gift, Logan Neidlinger uses his car for everyday uses. Photo by: Rebeca Lee
By: Rebeca Lee
Birthdays, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and anniversaries are all occasions that people receive gifts on. Gifts come in all different shapes and sizes, each one attached with a precious memory. Some are favored more than others. Continue reading