by: Mary Kate and Grace
In British
Colombia, there was a boy who was 11 and his name was Austin. He and his dog, Angel, went outside to get
firewood when a cougar jumped out from the woods and charged at Angel. The dog
and the cougar battled for about 20 minutes! The mom thought the dog was dead because he
was not moving. She called the cops so the cougar wouldn’t hurt other people. When the cops came he shot the cougar and the
dog was okay. For more information go to dogonews.com.
Source: Dogonews
Source: Dogonews
Will they really go for the risk of putting man on Mars? U.S. astronauts are trying to get to Mars in 2018. The astronauts are going to train for the next 5 years. Then they get to go to the red planet.
Source: Dogonews
Space Shuttle
by: Austin
The space shuttle “Discovery” was transported on a Boeing 7-47 NASA plane in 2012. It was going to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Virginia. The shuttle program ended so the shuttle “Discovery” was going to be retired and on display in the museum. This is Austin Smith for “Room 13 News” signing off.
Source: Dogonews
Ice(d) Hockey?
by: Andrew B. and Bradford
You have heard of playing ice hockey over the frozen ice, but under it, how did that happen? Back in 2011, ice hockey players from cold places like Finland, Czech Republic, and Germany started playing ice hockey beneath the frozen ice. This game was created in Austria, and was made to be a new competitive and extreme sport. This sport can only be played in cold places or the ice will melt. The sport is competitive for different countries around the world. The players use a Styrofoam puck that stays on the ice. The players who are under water have to come up every thirty seconds for air. To find out more go to www.dogonews.com.
Source: Dogonews
Boston Hero
by: Zach
There has been a big hero in the Boston tragedy. There was one person who helped out a lot and saved lives. His name is Carlos. Carlos helped a man who was injured by staying with him and treating his wounds. He was at the marathon because he was honoring his two sons who died in the military.
Source: ABC news
Source: Dogonews
Space Shuttle
by: Austin
The space shuttle “Discovery” was transported on a Boeing 7-47 NASA plane in 2012. It was going to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum in Virginia. The shuttle program ended so the shuttle “Discovery” was going to be retired and on display in the museum. This is Austin Smith for “Room 13 News” signing off.
Source: Dogonews
Ice(d) Hockey?
by: Andrew B. and Bradford
You have heard of playing ice hockey over the frozen ice, but under it, how did that happen? Back in 2011, ice hockey players from cold places like Finland, Czech Republic, and Germany started playing ice hockey beneath the frozen ice. This game was created in Austria, and was made to be a new competitive and extreme sport. This sport can only be played in cold places or the ice will melt. The sport is competitive for different countries around the world. The players use a Styrofoam puck that stays on the ice. The players who are under water have to come up every thirty seconds for air. To find out more go to www.dogonews.com.
Source: Dogonews
Boston Hero
by: Zach
There has been a big hero in the Boston tragedy. There was one person who helped out a lot and saved lives. His name is Carlos. Carlos helped a man who was injured by staying with him and treating his wounds. He was at the marathon because he was honoring his two sons who died in the military.
Source: ABC news
That was cool how people played ice hokey on under the water! Grace Stone
ReplyDeleteThe ice hockey under water is amazing. That must be fun.
ReplyDeletethat is cool how there was a hero of the bosostn attack.
ReplyDeleteRyan crona
That is amazing that the dog saved the boy.
ReplyDeleteI thought how the dog saved the boy was cool.
ReplyDeleteI thought you story was interesting about how the dog saved the boys life. That proves that dogs are loyal companion
ReplyDeleteI wish I could play Iced hockey. That sounds Cool.
ReplyDeleteOuch I hope the basketball player is okay.
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