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Cesare in Action: Mr. Cesare teaching a student during class. October 9, 2025. Photo courtesy: Jack Henkel.

“Cese” The Day

Teacher Spotlight on Mr. Cesare
Joey Kerzner and Jack Henkel | October 29, 2025

For the past two and a half decades, Red Hall has been filled with leadership, faith, companionship, and optimism, all coming from one room, 207, the home of Mr. Austin Cesare. As head of the history/social studies department, Cesare displays passionate teaching through various advanced placement...

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Meet the Mayors: Matthew and Gavin pose with Mayor Giannattasio (left) and Mr. Rich Smith (right) for pictures. October 17, 2025. Photo Courtesy: Lisa Farrell.

Local Leaders, Big Decisions

Have You Made Up Your Mind?
Gavin Conte and Matt Adkins | October 28, 2025

Every two years, a new mayor is selected for the city of Milford. This year's candidates are the current mayor, Mr. Tony Giannattasio, and former interim mayor Mr. Rich Smith. Both candidates have an intellectual stature of mind and years of experience at their disposal, along with their own individual...

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Key Club Fair: Key Club poster with club participants. October 1, 2025. Photo Courtesy: Kyle Nelson.

Clubs Offer More Than You Think

Here’s Why You Should Join
Kyle Nelson, Staff Writer | October 28, 2025

There are numerous clubs available at Foran High School, offering students a chance to discover a new passion, such as cooking or skiing, make new friends, or even develop skills that go beyond learning in a classroom.   A Sample of Foran’s Clubs: Key Club:  Key Club’s main focus is...

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Midfield Grind: Senior Kylie Posey on the field. Photo courtesy: May 2025.Maria Crocco.

Class of ‘26 Makes It Official

Seniors Committing to College Teams
Alexa White and Grace Tonelli | October 27, 2025

This year, several seniors at Foran are preparing to take the next step in their athletic careers: committing to play at the collegiate level. These student-athletes have put in years of hard work, from early morning practices to the late nights of studying. Now their dedication is paying off. Committing...

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Some Heroes Wear Vests: Psychiatric Service dog, Georgia, hard at work. May 7, 2025. Photo courtesy: Ava Deiccichi.

Paws for Positivity

Foran Celebrates National Animal Day
Makayla Crespo and Averi Ferris | October 23, 2025

From the wag of a dog’s tail to the power of a lion’s roar, animals bring color, balance, and meaning to our lives. October 4 marked National Animal Day, a time to love and appreciate our furry friends. Animals play a crucial role in the lives of many people in various ways. They often help individuals...

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Drowning Out the Noise: Junior John Johnson drowning out the noise before a big free throw. December 30, 2024. Photo courtesy: Addi Mangosing.

What Do Sports Mean to You?

The Foran Community’s Love for the Game
Ben Dunnigan and Noah Champagne | October 17, 2025

For many, sports are more than just a pastime. Whether you're watching or playing, sports bring people together, inspire them, and build bonds. They unite communities and are a big part of many people's lives. October 16 is recognized as National Sports Day, a celebration of the many ways sports impact...

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A place of support: Inside the counselors’ office, where students are provided with guidance and support. Photo Credit: Joshua Azpiri-Sudusky. September 26, 2025.

Counting on Counselors

Joshua Azpiri-Sudusky, Staff Writer | October 16, 2025

Loud commotions in hallways, cafeteria, and the bell ringing once every hour. But just beyond the classroom and lockers, there's a quieter type of high school life, and it’s the school counselors.  Counselors are trusted to help alleviate academic stress, guide students toward their college dreams,...

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Spooky Skeletons: A group of skeleton props hanging in a Halloween Store. October 7, 2025 Photo Courtesy: Madeline Babcock

Trick or Trend

Finding The Perfect Halloween Costume Now
Rodney Thomas and Maddie Babcock | October 16, 2025

Halloween is the one time of year when everyone gets to dress up, be creative, and show off a different side of themselves. But with so many costumes floating around, how does one personally pick the best outfit? Here’s a quick guide to help find the perfect costume this spooky season. Think About...

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A Win for the Lions: Girls swim and dive team wins meet against Daniel Hand High School. September 22, 2025. Photo courtesy: Callie Jackson.

Diving Into Success

A Season with the Girls Swim & Dive Team
Emma Swaller and Sophia Skelton | October 15, 2025

As the fall season begins, girls’ swim and dive starts back up. Girls’ swim and dive is coached by Mrs. Kristin Skuches and Mr. Brian Dooling. This season, the team aims to win and qualify for the State Opens. So far, they have 6 swimmers who have met state cutoff times. The team moved up from...

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Starbucks fall drink: A picture of a pumpkin chai latte from Starbucks. September 27, 2025. Photo courtesy: Valentina Palisi.

Foran’s Fall Favorites

Students Share Their Picks
Julia Dyki and Lana Carroll | October 14, 2025

As the fall season approaches, students share their opinions on their fall drink favorites and if they prefer Starbucks or Dunkin. Students debate over flavors like pecan, pumpkin, and apple cider, but pumpkin is a definite favorite. While there are pros and cons to both drinking places, some students...

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Caution: Fans in the student section pose for a picture
while wearing yellow to support childhood cancer awareness.
September 26, 2025. Photo courtesy: Lisa Farrell.

More Than a Game

Fall Sports Unite for Community Giving
Alex Testani and Kyle Viesselman | October 10, 2025

On Friday nights and fall afternoons, for fall sports teams, it’s not just playing for wins; they’re playing for something bigger. Players are wearing cleats, wristbands, ribbons, and captains are using their uniforms to show support for breast cancer and childhood cancer awareness. Fall sports...

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Hungry Hungry Hippos Game: Students race to collect the tennis balls in their bins. September 26, 2025. Photo courtesy: Addi Mangosing.

Pep Rally Spikes School Spirit

How A School-Wide Tradition Brings Together Students and Creates Lasting Bonds
John Annucci and Jayden Francis | October 10, 2025

Cheers echo through the gym as students enter. The band fills the air with music, and the energy of the crowd reaches new heights. Foran’s fall pep rally didn't just celebrate the big upcoming yellow out football game for Avery's Little Army; it sparked school pride and brought together students.   This...

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