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Matthew Wootton will be attending Eastern Connecticut State University, majoring in criminology.

Foran Baseball Players Continuing to Play Through College

Jess Sanders, Staff Writer | May 6, 2020

       Since spring athletes have had to put a hold on their season and maybe for good, some athletes still have a chance to play again in college. Three Foran baseball players have decided to continue their seasons in college.         Jason Giambra will be attending the University of Bridgeport...

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More than 30 members of the Kentucky Air National Guard’s 123rd Civil Engineer Squadron set up hospital beds and clinical space at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center in Louisville, Ky., April 13, 2020. Photo courtesy of Dale Greer/Air National Guard.

How Covid-19 has Impacted our Military and how they are Taking Action

Jess Wolfe and Nick Turner | May 6, 2020

       The country is in disorder right now during this pandemic with over 20% of Americans out of work according to Fortune.com. With no clear answers of when they’ll get to go back, our essential workers such as doctors, nurses, etc. have been working around the clock in order to treat and protect...

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Photo courtesy of Isabella McPadden.

Five Tips To Naturally Boost Your Immune System

Katelyn Lagasse, Staff Writer | April 29, 2020

*NOTE* These tips can help you boost your immune system but are NOT proven to protect against Covid-19. The only way to fight off Covid-19 is to continue social-distancing guidelines.        As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, you may be wondering how you can boost your immune system. There...

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Junior Emily Eschweiler practices washing her hands for 20 seconds in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease.

How to Prevent the Spread of the Coronavirus Disease

Isabella McPadden, Editor | April 29, 2020

       The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is spreading and it’s spreading fast. Primarily developing through close contact, the world needs to be aware of preventatives and ways they can keep themselves and their family healthy and safe. According to the World Health Organization, there are many...

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Bored at Home? Play games, draw, go for walks, find new hobbies. Photo courtesy of Katie Ourfalian.

Coping with Spare Time

Makenzie Wisniewski, Staff Writer | April 29, 2020

      As the world is undergoing a coronavirus pandemic that spreads at rapid speed and kills many people, it has been ordered in many places that people should stay inside their homes. The shutdown of many places includes all businesses that are not considered essential, as well as schools, concerts,...

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Anchor Beach, located in Milford, has put up signs encouraging social distancing. The sign warns people to keep their distance from others to stop the spread of Covid-19. Photo taken April 6, 2020. Photo courtesy of Kailey Howell.

Social Distancing Saves Lives

Nicole Jones and Kaitlyn Dalby | April 28, 2020

       Everyone’s lives suddenly came to a stop across America due to the coronavirus also known as Covid-19. In early March of 2020, all schools and any non essential businesses were closed to help keep everyone at home. The term “social distancing” has since emerged and is being practiced...

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Sam Lavallee, freshman, putting out the candles on her birthday cake in the comfort of her home.

How To Party Apart

Ways to celebrate a birthday while social distancing
Aliya Prosser, Staff Writer | April 22, 2020

       While the coronavirus has taken a toll on a countless number of spring events, it is still possible to have birthday fun in a safe manner. This year, students find exciting ways to celebrate their big day as they work to keep their distance from others.         As spatial awareness...

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PLAN: Agenda for week 1 of phase 3 online learning.

Six Studying Strategies: Online Schooling during Covid-19

Isabel Messore, Editor | April 22, 2020

       There’s no doubt that students are under an immense amount of pressure regarding the current COVID-19 pandemic. Precautions of social distancing required many schools in the United States to temporarily close until further notice. In regard to academics, students are still mandated to attend...

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Senior Kalyn Cocchia’s tie-dyed tank top. Photo courtesy of Kalyn Cocchia.

Trendy Tie-Dying

Amanda Queiroz, Staff Writer | April 16, 2020

       As time at home drags on, people are looking for new activities to keep them busy. Tie-dying clothes is a great way to change up your wardrobe and keep yourself and family occupied during the days of quarantine.         The fun thing about tie-dye is that there is not a right or wrong...

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Junior Maci Pastir, and her dog, Ally

The comfort of Pets During Hard Times

Becca Palermo, Editor | April 2, 2020

       In trying times, pets can help to comfort their owners. According to an article published by HelpGuide called, “The Mood-Boosting Power of Pets”, it states, “Pets, especially dogs and cats, can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, ease loneliness, encourage exercise and playfulness,...

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New teacher, Dan Walsh, gets acclimated to new job at Foran. Photo courtesy of Foran staff.

New, Friendly Faces: Dan Walsh and Ashley Dobuzinsky

Aliya Prosser and Francie Grabowski | March 31, 2020

       The CNA program and special education courses are programs that many students look forward to in their high school career. Because of this, when former CNA teacher, Mrs. MaryEllen Magee Brown, retired, students were eager to meet their new teacher: Dr. Ashley Dobuzinsky. As well, many are...

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Milford Board of Education 2019-2020 academic calendar. Photo courtesy of Milford Board of Education.

Should the School Calendar Be Adjusted?

Students appreciate days off during the rigorous school week
January 17, 2020

Christian Piscitelli  Staff Writer          The school calendar changes frequently with holidays, snow days, and parent-teacher conferences. Other breaks in between this time give students some time to relax, but is it enough?          For holiday break we have seven consecutive school...

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