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Foran High School senior, Maci Pastir with her mom during quarantine. Photo Courtesy: Maci Pastir. March 28, 2020.

The Coronavirus Effect on Foran High School Students

Students experiences during the 2020 pandemic
Kensye Cocchia, Editor | November 11, 2020

     In Connecticut and across most of the globe, societies went from open one day and completely shut down the next. Something our generations are not used to living in: a pandemic.       On March 13, 2020 every student in Connecticut was ordered to stay home for two weeks, not knowing it...

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A Great Place For Dogs: Pictured is a smiley dog enjoying his walk on the Eisenhower Trail. 
Photo Courtesy: Haley Flynn, February 27,2020.

Eisenhower Park as November Takes Off

Haley Flynn, Staff Writer | November 10, 2020

     As the weather grows colder and the month of November begins, Eisenhower Park remains open and offers hikers an extensive network of trails. These trails have beautiful views of the wetlands,forested areas, and the Wepawaug River which flows the full length of the park.      Eisenhower...

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Caption: In Honor of Veterans : Veterans are remembered in Milford. Downtown there is a World War II monument at the Milford Green. Photo courtesy: Daniel Abate, November 9, 2020.

Veterans Day: A Tribute to Honor our War Heroes

Daniel Abate and Renzo Silva | November 10, 2020

Daniel Abate  Renzo Silva Staff Writers        Veterans Day is a federal holiday in the United States that honors military veterans, people who served in the Air Force, and those who have fought and sacrificed themselves for our country. This holiday is recognized on November 11...

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Virtual Meets: Students of the Gay-Straight Alliance meet virtually every Thursday at 1:00 via Google Meets.
Photo Courtesy: Isabel Blanco

Participating Virtually

Students have been giving the opportunity to continue some of the clubs they enjoy via Google Meets.
Katherine Parker, Editor | November 9, 2020

     Social distancing, masks, and everything involved; three reasons why many activities have been canceled or have turned into a virtual experience. Members of clubs have been allowed to switch to an online platform and continue to enjoy the activities they are used to participating in.   ...

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Chart showing the daily cases in the United States 
Chart provided by The COVID Tracking Project

Coronavirus: Then and Now

Amy Alicki, Staff Writer | November 9, 2020

     On March 7, 2020, the first case of coronavirus (COVID-19) broke out in Connecticut and what happened next no one expected. The virus, originating in China,  creates the whole world to shut down. What started out as a problem only overseas, turned epidemic, then turned pandemic. Looking back...

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Photo courtesy: Stefani Reynolds/ Bloomberg/ Getty Images
Preparing for the upcoming election by fact checking information.

Fact Checking: How to Uncover the Truth

Mary Grace Weissauer and Emily Jankura | November 6, 2020

     In today’s society it is more important than ever to cite your source. Whatever you may be looking up, the internet has a lot of information, bias, and misinformation.       During a presentation from CCSU ( Central Connecticut State University) in , Politifact representative and editor,...

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Poster outlining tips about mental health from teenmentalhealth.org Photo Courtesy: Joel Acevedo

Teen Mental Health Concerns Spike during Covid

Joel Acevedo, Staff Writer | November 5, 2020

     The uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic can put stress on anyone, but teens are one of the many that are having troubles during these times. COVID-19 has created stress and fear causing a serious impact on teens and their mental health. The coronavirus pandemic has completely altered...

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Twelve Feet Apart: Choir students sing outside standing twelve-feet-apart as it is their new normal. Photo Courtesy: Isabel Blanco

Making Music in Masks

Foran's Music Department takes new precautions to prevent the spreading of COVID-19
Katherine Parker, Editor | November 5, 2020

     With tough times come adaptations, and Foran's music department is doing the most to ensure this season during the Coronavirus pandemic is possible.       With new guidelines, it makes creating music that much harder. Members in both choir and band have to follow specific protocols even...

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 Map of the number of electoral votes in each state across the country. Photo courtesy of ourwhitehouse.org

Common Misconceptions: The Electoral College Race too Close to Call

Amy Alicki, Staff Writer | November 4, 2020

     With yesterday’s presidential election coming to an end, it is important to understand the process behind today’s tight race. The electoral college is a very difficult concept when it comes to the election and how your votes are used in electing the President of the United States (POTUS).   ...

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President Trump and candidate Biden awaiting their third debate. Photo courtesy:  Robert Schroeder, October 18, 2020.

2020 Presidential Candidates Run

Robbie Wainman and Tatyanna Bun | November 2, 2020

     As the election is upon us soon, voters need to know what each candidate is bringing to the table before they vote on Nov. 3, Election Day.      Joe Biden is a 77-year-old man born in Scranton, Pa. However, he currently lives in Wilmington, Del. He was a six-term senator from Delaware,first...

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Hometown Hero: Kota The Friend represents his hometown of New York. Photo Courtesy of Emmanuel C.M.

Hear Kota’s “Everything”

DeShawn Lindsay, Editor | November 2, 2020

     “I ain't perfect but I hope you take the best of me”        KOTA the Friend is one of the most important acts in Hip-Hop right now. The scene is currently a bunch of artists overpopulating the same sound repeatedly. There is a lack of originality in the rap scene and people...

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Reporter on the Street: Halloween Plans, Traditions, and Costumes

Reporter on the Street: Halloween Plans, Traditions, and Costumes

Kailey Howell and Makenzie Wisniewski | October 30, 2020

     October is here, which means Halloween is days away. People are planning their Halloween costumes, kids are planning what they will do and everyone is buying candy to get ready for the spooky season.       This year, Halloween is different from the other years. There are various activities...

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