Mrs. Mitreuter
April 30, 2020 • No Comments
A photography project that has been recently sweeping the nation, entitled “The Front Porch Project,” gives people a look into the lives of cooped up families looking for something...
Matt L. and Giuseppi J.
April 30, 2020 • No Comments
Wednesday, March 11th was the first day that the sports world started to be put on pause. On this day a little over a month ago, the Utah Jazz and Oklahoma City Thunder NBA game...
April 30, 2020 • No Comments
Welcome to the Spring 2020 Edition of Imagine the Point Borough Literary Magazine! Due to the current circumstances, we are unable to print a full edition, but we are so grateful...
Zach M. and Michael J.
April 30, 2020 • No Comments
Over the past year Mike and I have written some incredible articles, spanning from movie reviews to food reviews. As the school year has been in limbo due to the Coronavirus and...
Chandler J., Staff Writer
April 30, 2020 • No Comments
Throughout recent weeks, the news has been constantly focused on the COVID-19 virus. Although much of the news can disheartening, new stories are emerging on the advances made...
Cole H., Staff Writer
January 16, 2020 • No Comments
In today's society, it is prevalent that schools starting as early as elementary are giving out participation awards. But why? Why are we rewarding and giving trophies to the kids...
Being home for the last few weeks has taught me the importance of slowing down and not taking anything for granted. I am thankful that I have more time to spend with my family, especially before I leave for college. To stay positive, I’ve been going outside a lot to walk my dog or go for a long drive. We are all lucky to live in a world where technology plays such a big role, I can stay in touch with all of my friends from school and I can see my classmates now through Zoom. While there is so much negative coming from this, I think we can all take a step back and see how much positivity there really is coming from such a crazy time. 🙂 It’s amazing to see neighborhoods and communities working together to spread small acts of kindness and positivity.
“I am staying positive during the quarantine by hanging with my son River. He will be in school soon, so these are opportunities to see things I would have surely missed. It’s been amazing to witness him grow and learn so much everyday. Although I wish I could keep up with him. As you can see, this is what distance learning looks like over here.”
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