Holidays – The Woodgrove Outlander

Holiday Recipes for Everyone to Enjoy

Written by Kaitlyn Brooks, Aidan Leahy, and Megan Murphy

December 20, 2019

All over the world, the holidays are celebrated with cheerful music, family gatherings, and scrumptious food. After interviewing numerous Woodgrove High School students from a variety of cultures, the perfect recipes to satisfy your holiday cravings are right around the corner. Radiant Ratatouille The...

Tags: biscotti, funeral potatoes, heritage, Holidays, ratatouille, recipes, spekulatius cookies, tandoori chicken

Mardi Gras, A Party to Remember

Written by Sarah Murtaugh and River Stone

March 28, 2017

The festivities of Mardi Gras are familiar around the world, but there’s more to this holiday than sparkly beads and outlandish masks. The celebration of Mardi Gras dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries in Medieval Europe. Originally a celebration of the coming Spring and fertility, this Roman...

Tags: 2017, 2917, around the world, festivities, Holidays, Mardi Gras, WHS

Survey Reveals WHS Students Most Popular Holiday Treat; Recipes Included

Written by Colette Fralen and Arianna Larson, The Woodgrove Outlander

December 1, 2015

Homemade Peppermint Bark Ingredients: 1 ½ tsp - Vegetable Oil ½ tsp - Peppermint extract 4 oz (113 g)- Semi-sweet chocolate, high quality (1 bar baking chocolate) 8 oz (227 g) - White chocolate, high quality (2 bars baking chocolate) 3 - Candy Canes Takes about two hours to make Creates ab...

Tags: DIY, Holidays, recipes, treats

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Stephens smiling at her NC State soccer team photoshoot. Photo provided by Dakota Stephens.
Basinger attacks the ball in one of her Penn State soccer games. Photo provided by Brittany Basinger.
Lockhart poses with teamates at Pet Co park in San Diegeo, California. Lockhart is to the far right. Photo provided by Nick Lockhart.
A photo showing Route 9, located near the Hillsboro Cemtary.
A close-up of Lovettsville Post Office

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