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The last 11 months of quarantine have proven detrimental to the entertainment business, with the global concert business alone losing $9.7 billion in ticket sales, says Rolling Stone Magazine. Artists, producers, and other behind-the-scenes workers have lost their jobs, venues …
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Often times when kids go to their public pool, they see it as a time of fun, and for parents, a time of relaxing in the sun. It’s a time where kids can be kids. However, to some of those …
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Cyberpunk 2077 is CD Project Red’s latest game. It gained a lot of traction and fame for its impressive art style and great world building–but can these features excuse the low framerate and buggy nature of …
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Seniors have until February 28 to order their graduation caps and gowns. Go to jostens.com (use this link, or the link provided in the Kingsmen Nation) to place your order; call 1-800-JOSTENS or 260-758-9673 if you have any questions. …
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The National Weather Service has instituted a warning for this area detailing high snow and ice.
The report details “dangerous amounts of ice/freezing rain” in our area. There will also be light snow, around 2 to 5 inches affecting our …
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Starting second semester, Penn students are returning to hybrid learning. With the elimination of white days, our classic gold day/black day routine has returned. Here is the calendar for the rest of the year:
CTS is a class about computer tech support taught by Mr. Sinnish. They learn things about which parts of a computer do what, as well as how to build/ repair computers. You may have heard about a class known as …
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Some big schedule changes are in sight for Penn Students. On Friday, January 8th, it was announced by Superintendent Dr. Thacker that PHM Students would be returning to a hybrid schedule of half-virtual, half-in person once again, upon receiving permission …
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Due to COVID-19 pandemic conditions getting worse, Penn High School and all three middle schools have switched back to virtual learning. Here are the new virtual schedules.
In March of 2020, the year would take an unexpected change. The COVID-19 virus broke out forcing people to quarantine and if people were to go anywhere they must wear a mask and stay six feet apart. A lot of …
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