To see Vinny Tarantino leading a classroom, you would never guess that he has only been teaching high school Chemistry and Physics for a little over a year. His passion for both subjects bleed into the success of his students,…
Author: Kate Anslinger
Daisy Girl Scout Troop Launches First Take Action Project
The Daisy Girl Scouts of Troop 70227 have recently showcased their commitment to keeping the ocean plastic-free. As part of their first “Take Action Project,†the troop came up with the idea after they were asked to identify a problem,…
Student Highlight: Evan Bernstein Finds Joy in Acting
Since Evan Bernstein was 8 years old, theater has been his outlet. It all started when his parents signed him up for Kids Call Stage Productions, launching his long-time love of acting, singing, and dancing. “I’ve loved being on stage…
Teachers Voice Concerns Over Unresolved Contracts
Several teachers and staff members came out to Monday’s night’s meeting to voice their concerns regarding the unresolved school contracts, hoping to gain a joint understanding with the school committee. “In January when the new town council is put in,…
WSPA Celebrates 35 Years and Kicks Off Christmas Spectacular
The Winthrop School of Performing Arts (WSPA) is celebrating its 35th year of instructing students ages 3- 18, and beyond, in dance, acting, vocal coaching and instruments. Owner and Director of WSPA, Trudy Macero, began the school with the idea…
Teacher Highlight: To Know Winthrop Is to Love It
While fourth grade teacher Shannon Beaton has only been teaching for two years, she always knew that she wanted to teach. After working as a recruiter in downtown Boston, the Bates graduate and field hockey player decided to go back…
Officials Propose Drainage Project at Ingleside Park
In hopes of lessening the flooding effects to Ingleside Park, the town is proposing a Drainage Improvement Project. If adopted, the project will enhance drainage through the drainage basin and create sufficient storage capacity to help lessen the flooding effects…
Kate’s Corner: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories
Seven years ago, the Winthrop Chamber of Commerce asked resident, Michael Herbert, to play the role of Santa Claus for the annual tree lighting. As soon as he laced up his black boots and pulled his Santa hat on, Herbert…
Teacher Highlight: Kathy Costonis Nominated for Excellence in Education Award
On Jan. 25, at the Winthrop Chamber Awards ceremony, third grade teacher, Kathy Costonis will be presented with the Excellence in Education Award. “It is an honor to be nominated for the award…. and a big thank you to the…
Student Highlight: Structure And Discipline Are All Part Of The Game For Teixeira
Senior, Patrick Teixeira believes that sport participation is about more than the competition and winning a game. “Being part of a team has given me structure and discipline and has helped me grow in every aspect of my life,†said…