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2024 New Year’s resolutions

AJ Elm, Reporter
January 3, 2024

 

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The Haunted Tannery is not open this year. The items in the storage room were used as props and costumes. “We have a lot of stuff that we can afford to sell and still have materials left over for wanted houses if we just started it back up,” Hoppa said.
The Berlin Tannery closes doors of its haunted houses
Pumpkins sit on stands priced based on size. However, the biggest gains are in the human connections. “I love the time we get as a family, including picking out the different varieties we will plant, planting in the fields all together, going out to the patch over the summer months to see the growth, working in the fields to pick the pumpkins, and interacting with the community when they come out to the farm,” Kristen Mertens said.
Mertens siblings grow pumpkin patch business year by year
Junior Mia Ledesma enjoys recess at the Clay Lamberton playground with the kindergartners while pushing a young boy on the swingset.
Upperclassmen develop teaching skills in Aspiring Educators
Direct admit allows students to automatically get in to up to 10 UW Universities across the state.
Direct Admit simplifies college admissions, keeps students in-state
In the newly installed Sewing class, students make pom pom pens for their fibers unit. “Sewing is also a skill that can lead to career opportunities, such as in the fashion industry,” Family and Consumer Science teacher Whitney Keyes said.
Sewing class, an outlet for creative students
Located on 120 W. Huron Street, here in Berlin, The Dandelion Farm is a unique shop full of home-made and organic products. Deidre Sauer began her business in 2020, and the contribution and support from loved ones made all the difference for Sauer. “The community, my family, and friends are very supportive. They’re the ones that support me and help keep me going. And the goats. They just don’t talk back,” Sauer said.
The Dandelion Farm, a passionate hometown business