A close up look at WKYC-TV



Jessica Schieberl and Meteorologist A.J. Colby




By Jessica Schieberl

On Jan. 27, the Brunswick Video Club first year students went on a major field trip to Channel 3, WKYC to experience how a real news room presentation is professionally done.


As the Video Club Students started their trip, they hung their jackets in the lobby in WKYC, and headed to the set of the Good Company Show. During the Good Company Show, they gossiped about Metromix, which is a one-stop local entertainment guide on where to go and what to do, from the hottest restaurants and bars, to the latest in music, movies, and entertainment. The Video Club also learned how to make Chocolate Pecan Tarts, and saw the new necessities for 2010.


Thanks to the generosity of the workers at Channel 3, Video Club got to experience how television shows are made, and the hard work put into making them. A big thanks to WKYC, for letting Video Club attend Channel 3.

In the top photo, Brunswick Video Club members met the hosts of Good Company, Fred Griffith, Michael Cardamone and Andrea Vecchio. Club members who attending are Kevin Ford, standing between Cardamone and Griffith; seated, from left, Jessica Schieberl, Brielle Trussa, Leia Roberts, Morgan Weaver, Rachel Zelek, Vecchio, Joshua Perry and Ryan Hevesi. All the students are sixth graders.









Time for Valentines


By Deja Williams

Get ready for Valentine’s Day fever at Towslee Elementary! Towslee will be having Valentine’s Day parties on Friday, Feb. 12. The parties will take place in homeroom classes for majority of the day, but students will still have lunch and other classes such as gym and art.

The parties will include yummy candy and assorted valentines. This day may also involve fun games like musical chairs. Students will be able to bring in their own store bought valentines, candy, and snacks if they please. Students can also make there own valentines or different kind of desserts such as cookies. This is also a great opportunity to make special gifts for your teachers like homemade valentines. It’s best to bring a bag of some sort to place your candy and valentines in, but some teachers may provide paper bags that you can decorate for your valentines.

When I used to go to Towslee, our Valentine’s Day Party was always lots of fun. Generally when you get to school that day, you will go to your main homeroom class and pass out your valentines items. My teachers always provided my class with paper bags that we decorated and put our candy and valentines in. This was a lot of fun, hopefully your teachers will do something similar. Some students brought my favorite snacks like cookies and cake. One year my mom also bought in a valentine ice cream cake, talk about delicious!

Your Towslee valentine extravaganza is sure to be filled with lots of fun, so be prepared for a HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!








Valentine’s Day






By Leia Roberts

Do you have a sweetie for Valentine’s Day?

If so remember we celebrate this day on Feb. 14.

Many people who are planning to be married choose this day to get engaged. This is a very touching thought and a good day to propose. Others celebrate by giving gifts of flowers, cards and candy to let the ones they love know that they are thought of.

Happy Valentine’s Day.






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