When the Coronavirus pandemic struck the world in early 2020, the cancellation of many high school sports left many players disappointed. With 2021 here and the pandemic on the decline, we have seen the return of athletics. Although the sports include strict protocols, many players are just thankful...

     During the school day, students and teachers both are constantly surrounded by technology. Chromebooks are in use nearly every day, as well as SMART boards, cell phones, and desktop computers.      Freshman Joselyne Cruz says, “Technology is definitely overused in schools, especially...

     Ancestry can reveal a lot about the word. Family history shows the life events, good and bad, of the people that came before this generation.       Legacytree.com reminds us that, “Family history research can help you learn about your roots, your cultural connections, and ethnic identity.”...

     No animal should belong in a shelter, every animal should have a home and more people should adopt animals. Animals do not deserve to be abandoned, or left to die. They also should belong to a kind family who will love and nurture him. If people are looking for animals they should go to the shelter...

     One of the greatest joys of summer is eating ice cream or drinking a cold milkshake from your favorite ice cream shop. To help start off the spring season here are some top picks for ice cream or milkshakes in Milford, Connecticut. There are many good ice cream places in Milford such as Scoopy...

     While walking around the city of Milford on any given day, people can spot many masks improperly discarded in various areas. Used surgical masks can be found in the roads, the sidewalks and even on the downtown green.      The problem, obviously, is worldwide. An article in The Conversation...

     Living in Milford likely means you are close by a beach if you head east enough. However sometimes it is nice to visit other beaches that are outside of the Milford community. A great destination is Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Many Foran student have vacationed in  Cape Cod and enjoyed their visit...

     The Milford Community Gardens are a memorial for Ed Benson and Floyd Crump. According to the Department of Recreation, the garden was established in 1968. To be able to enter the premises, you must have a permit.       During COVID-19 access to the garden has become more regulated. That...

     On the way to the beach or just walking around the neighborhood, some might see small book boxes. These are called Little Libraries and they are located in different areas where anyone can “take a book, leave a book.”      There are a few official libraries like the Yellow Library at...

     When most people think of pets, they picture dogs, cats, maybe a hamster or a fish, but to Jennifer Ruane, pets mean much more. Jen Ruane, mother of Foran Senior Haley Ruane, has a deep love for all animals and carries this love for them into her home.       Jen has one pig, four chickens,...

     The Connecticut Audubon Society is right here in Milford, CT located on Milford Point Road. It was founded in 1898 and they have many other locations including Fairfield, Hampton, Old Lyme, and more.      According to the Audubon’s website, https://www.ctaudubon.org/our-mission/, their...

     “The Beth-El Center's mission is to alleviate homelessness and hunger in the Milford area through shelter, support services, advocacy, and community education in partnership with the faith-based community and public and private organizations.”      The Beth-El shelter is a place for...