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The Grand Canyon State a welcome sight for Nofsinger
Marcellus’ coast-to-coast cyclist, Chris Nofsinger, pauses in front of the 1,500 feet tall Picacho Peak in Picacho Peak State Park northwest of Tucson, Arizona. Marcellus’ coast-to-coast bicyclist, Chris Nofsinger, is sporting a very healthy, ruddy complexion these days. Chris is closing in on her goal of riding from St. Augustine, Florida, to San Diego, California. The […]
MHS Spring Scoreboard
Varsity BaseballThursday, April 13 @BangorGame one: Marcellus 21 Bangor 5Game two: Marcellus 10 Bangor 0 Varsity SoftballThursday, April 13 @ BangorGame one: Marcellus 13 Bangor 2Game two: Marcellus 5 Bangor 0 Ladycats Overpower Vikings: The Ladycats Varsity Softball team overpowered the Bangor Vikings, Thursday, April 13, in Bangor. In game one, Addie Curtis drove in […]
MHS Varsity Track Results
submitted by Coach Dave DeCou On Wednesday April 12, 2023, the Boys’ and Girls’ Track Teams hosted the 17th version of the annual Marcellus Co-ed Invitational. The meet, except for two events, is made up of relay competition featuring two boys and two girls from each team. The performances of all four competitors from each […]
Ladycats Earn Academic All-State
The Ladycats Varsity Basketball team has once again earned Academic All State Honors in Division Four with a weighted team GPA of 3.3099. Front row (left to right): Clare Flory, Caylee Bishop, Addie Curtis, Lily Scoggin, and Ladora Bet Sargis. Middle row (left to right): Sophia Affriseo, Olivia Hicks, Brooklyn VanTilburg, and Talan Hiemstra, Back […]
Marcellus Middle School 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
Eighth Grade – Highest HonorsAbram CoffeyBlake McWilliamsMakayla McWilliamsBrentton SearsAllyson Wright Eighth Grade – High HonorsCale HackenbergMatthew Lehew Eighth Grade – HonorsHunter CauseyMartelle EnrightZoey FinkPayton KruegerEmma MelendezWilliam TooleyBrock Woodhouse Eighth Grade – Honorable MentionElijah AdamsColtyn BresemanAustin CarlsonSavannah ColleyFred EastonAlexus JohnsonAllie Johnson-OtisMorgan McClainBrae NewcombSean O’DonnellOlivia PachovasLeilani RiceJavonne RobinsonDrew Robson Seventh Grade – Highest HonorsElin EssexAlexis Reyna Seventh […]
The True Book of Mostly Unrelated Stories
The photo above which hung proudly in the office of The Marcellus News for many years is being reprinted here as an accompanying image for John Mooy’s column. The original photo appeared in The Marcellus News, January 17, 1905. The caption: After years of many vicissitudes and sojourning in the Nash block, the News has […]
Bits & Pieces: Toponyms
by Paula Johnson How and why do places get their names? Naming places, especially on maps, is ages old and came from people as bards, storytellers and poets who travelled in ancient times. In the age of exploration and more modern times names came from such ideas as those who founded it or a national […]
Jim Hightower: America’s #1 Populist
Jim Hightower – jimhightower.com How Many Words Does It Take to Say “Class War”? These days, America’s top economic officials tend to speak in unintelligible bureaucratic gobbledygook. But, once upon a time, there was a plainspoken White House economist, and he even had a sense of humor. He didn’t last. Alfred Kahn was chastised […]
EarthTalk®
From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine Dear EarthTalk: How are we going to deal with all the waste when the solar panels everyone is putting up now wear out in 20-30 years? — Paul B., Chevy Chase, MD When purchasing green alternatives for home power […]
From NYC to Marcellus: New Art Exhibit at Patch & Remington
Mara Magyarosi-Laynter collection pictured alongside works by Maggie Meiners, Vanessa Filley and Allison Svoboda (courtesy of Arbor3Arts) You may have read about it in The Marcellus News. Maybe you browsed pictures on Patch & Remington’s social media accounts. This past March our friends Mara Magyraosi-Laytner and Martyna Alexander were at the Affordable Art Fair in […]
