7th Annual Holiday Stroll kicks off the holiday season with a bang

Isabel Hetherington
Reporter

As the cold December wind blows into New Canaan, the town gathers together to celebrate the holiday season. From the trees to the window displays, the whole town is covered in lights, giving off a sense of magic. Kids run through the streets with light-up trinkets, watching dancers tap to Santa Clause is Coming to Town. Parents stroll into stores to get a head start on their holiday shopping, while teens eat their hearts out. This can only mean one thing: it’s time for the Holiday Stroll.

The 7th Annual Holiday Stroll, inspired by a Nantucket tradition, began on Dec. 2 from 6 – 9 p.m. and continued on Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A variety of Christmas characters, including Santa and his elves, were available for photo opportunities, and the Waffle Cabin served hot waffles. The proceeds from the event went to benefit the Saxe Middle School Parent Teacher Committee.

7th Annual Holiday Stroll begins tomorrow, December 2

Isabel Hetherington
Reporter

The 7th Annual Holiday Stroll, inspired by a Nantucket tradition, will begin tomorrow night from 6 – 9, and continue on Saturday December 3 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. It will include entertainment from NCDA and the Studio, and the Waffle Cabin will be serving warm waffles. A variety of Christmas characters, including Santa and his elves, will also be available for picture opportunities.

Eighth annual Turkey Trot held to support Open Door Shelter

Madzie Carroll
Reporter

In light of the holiday, over 150 New Canaan residents laced up their running shoes for the eighth annual Turkey Trot held at Irwin Park on Nov. 20 to benefit the Open Door Shelter in Norwalk, CT. Because of those who participated in the 3K run around the park and their donations, an estimated $10,000 in donations were raised to provide meals to the homeless in the local area this Thanksgiving.

APUSH and AMSTUD students gain understanding of the Vietnam War

Kate Howard & Lily Kazemi

News Editors

“No event in history is more misunderstood than the Vietnam War.” This infamous quote by former President Richard Nixon opened the annual Vietnam Symposium on Nov. 9, held in the Wagner room for AP United States History and American Studies students. The assembly, organized by History Department Chair Richard Webb, involved a panel of Vietnam veterans, each there to share their story.

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