By THE WESSEX WIRE STAFF

June 16, 2020

As New Jersey is one of the states hit hardest by the COVID-19 coronavirus, it’s important to think about everyone who is getting affected by the economic and social effects...

By Charley Rich and Mimi Ali

June 12, 2020

After 40 years teaching woodshop at West Essex, Lee Oberg hangs up his hammer and announces his retirement from his beloved position. Opinion Editor Charley Rich and Multimedia...

June 10, 2020

[Menu: Main package home | Restaurants & Food Service | Retail & Shopping | In Home/Outside the Home | Business & Finance] From contracting to managing to auto...

June 8, 2020

The Wessex Wire asked the Student Council candidates in contested seats for the 2020-2021 school year to introduce themselves and detail some of their platforms and ideas...

June 5, 2020

[Menu: Main package home | Restaurants & Food Service | Retail & Shopping | In Home/Outside the Home | Business & Finance] Coming out of the coronavirus pandemic,...

By THE WESSEX WIRE STAFF

June 16, 2020

As New Jersey is one of the states hit hardest by the COVID-19 coronavirus, it’s important to think about everyone who is getting affected by the economic and social effects...

June 8, 2020

The Wessex Wire asked the Student Council candidates in contested seats for the 2020-2021 school year to introduce themselves and detail some of their platforms and ideas...

By Ava DiGiacomo, News Editor

May 29, 2020

The Pre-Med Club at West Essex High School has partnered with a sign company to make and sell signs to the West Essex Community to thank our Health Care Heroes and our Essential...

By Paul Gustafson and Curran Rastogi

April 25, 2020

Welcome to SportsKnight Radio, the Wire's official student-run podcast for all things sports! Paul and Curran deal with coming back from "Spring Break" (what break?) with...

By Ciara Morrissey, Sports Editor

April 23, 2020

COVID-19 has put the world to a halt as businesses, sports seasons and school years are closed or suspended indefinitely. In this time of a crisis, our first responders, both...

By Curran Rastogi and Paul Gustafson

April 19, 2020

Welcome to SportsKnight Radio, the Wire's official student-run podcast for all things sports! It's been a hot minute, so Paul and Curran look back at some of the sports news...

By Samara Schiffman, Correspondent

June 4, 2020

Throughout recent years, police brutality has taken center stage as one of the most pressing justice issues in America. While the police mistreating and in some cases killing...

By Chase Morrone, Opinion Editor

April 23, 2020

In March, many college students decided to go on spring break to vacation hotspots using dirt cheap airfares due to the drop in travel as a result of the coronavirus outbreak....

By Chris Rysz, Opinion Editor

April 22, 2020

While it’s tempting to relax in your bed and watch Netflix all day, teenagers should take advantage of this rare opportunity to pursue objectives and goals that normally...

By Cristian Cataldo, News editor

April 29, 2020

“Jumanji” with Robin Williams has always been one of my favorite movies. I can remember when my brother first showed it to me when I was very young, and how I completely...

By Giuliana Calix, Arts & Culture Editor

April 25, 2020

Tie-dye sweats are officially the “look” of quarantine. Tiktok has sparked a trend of taking old clothes, rubberbands, toilet bowl cleaners, bleach, whatever they have...

By Candace Ortman, Arts & Culture editor

April 23, 2020

As not only students at West Essex, have begun to truly feel the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak, it has become a reality that many of the school events that students look...

By THE WESSEX WIRE STAFF

June 16, 2020

As New Jersey is one of the states hit hardest by the COVID-19 coronavirus, it’s important to think about everyone who is getting affected by the economic and social effects...

By Charley Rich and Mimi Ali

June 12, 2020

After 40 years teaching woodshop at West Essex, Lee Oberg hangs up his hammer and announces his retirement from his beloved position. Opinion Editor Charley Rich and Multimedia...

By Jennie Lathrop, Photo Editor

May 11, 2020

Sometimes, quarantine can feel like it is never ending and that you have run out of things to do. Hearing and watching the news about COVID-19 all day can become stressful...