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Sunflowers: Sunflowers in Mrs. Worcester's garden. Photo courtesy: Shannon Worcester.

Growing Green

Tips and Tricks on Gardening
Kyla Ishmael and Mya Fischetti | May 13, 2025

Foran teachers, Mr. William Domeracki and Mrs. Shannon Worcester, both have successful gardens. As spring begins, it's the perfect time to start a garden. Here are some tips and tricks for growing flowers, fruits, and vegetables for students or faculty who want to start gardening. Domeracki advises...

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First Impressions: Attendees excitedly walk into the decorated cafeteria, ready for prom. Photo courtesy: Angie Vargas. May 7, 2025.

United They Dance

Angie Vargas, Staff Writer | May 12, 2025

The story behind American proms dates back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. The event itself had been started by universities as a way to teach proper etiquette to young ladies and men. However, as time has gone on, prom as a whole has modernized. It has become known through media culture as a night...

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Scholarship Presentation: Posey stands with members of the TrinityPoint Wealth team after being awarded a $1,000 scholarship for her dedication and performance during her internship,. Photo Courtesy: Alisa White

Unlocking Career Paths

Top Internship Opportunities for Seniors
Sophia Martin, Staff Writer | May 12, 2025

As the end of the year approaches, the senior class begins searching for internships that will kick start their journey toward careers. Whether students are committing to college or planning to take their career goals straight into the workforce, anyone with a 70 or higher in all classes is eligible...

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“This Pizza is Fire!”: Fire Engine Pizza Co.’s loaded mashed potato pizza and mozzarella margherita pizza. Photo Courtesy: Caroline Kidahl-Olmeda. March 29, 2025.

Fire Up the Oven

Fire Engine Pizza Co. Opens Milford Location
Ava McLaughlin and Violet Therriault | May 9, 2025

A large brick building. Bright red walls. Giant windows. A gold emblem above the doors. While this may sound like an ordinary firehouse, it is the newest restaurant in Milford: Fire Engine Pizza Co. Fire Engine Pizza Co. began when co-owner Marty McCarthy’s old pizza restaurant, Black Rock, burned...

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A Tribute to a Furry Friend: Aileen’s tattoo for her dog Logan, who passed away last fall. Feb 5 2025. Photo courtesy: Aileen Mulvihill

The Future of Self-Expression

Ava Cleary, Staff Writer | May 8, 2025

Spring is here, and it is getting too hot to wear pants and sweatshirts all day. As a result, tattoos are becoming more visible. Tattoos are a form of self-expression and printed memories that people want to share with others. Many students around Foran wait for the day when they can get tattoos and...

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Food Trucks: Food Truck Paradise, July 2024. Photo courtesy: Joseph Mattera.

Soaking Up the Sun

Best Ways to Enjoy Perfect Weather
Eliana Stockwood, Staff Writer | May 6, 2025

It’s getting warmer and more opportunities are opening up for things to do. Whether you’re by yourself, with friends or family, the nice weather isn’t something you want to miss out on. Finding things to do can sometimes be hard, especially if there doesn’t seem to be much to do in the area,...

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Foran graduate of ‘99: Mrs. Melissa Kaminski at her graduation from Foran, June 1999, photo courtesy: Melissa Kaminski

Senior to Senior

Sharing Advice from Alumni
Zahra Chopra and Aubrey Holthaus | May 2, 2025

As the end of the year approaches and upperclassmen start to look towards colleges and jobs, certain aspects should be considered after high school. Many challenges can begin appearing as a student changes from high school to college. Thankfully, Foran alumni have done it all before and have important...

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Student Scoring: Foran girls basketball against Law. February 26, 2024. Photo Courtesy: Splitzone Photography.

National Student-Athlete Day

Ava Sanz and Laney Chan | May 1, 2025

High school students' schedules are packed with school, work, and volunteering. Additionally, many students are also involved in athletics. Whether they are single, dual, or tri-season athletes, this extra time taken up by practices and games makes life balance and time management even more difficult....

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Jake Jasminski: Jake will be attending Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts to play Baseball.

Foran Baseball Players Continue Their Journey in College

William MacKnight and Jagger Rees | April 30, 2025

Foran High School has long been known for its strong athletic programs, and the baseball team is no exception. This year, several standout players from Foran are taking their talents to the next level by committing to play in college. These athletes have shown exceptional skill and passion for the...

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Cathedral: Cathedral Interior where christians practice their religion. Photo courtesy: Chris Boland, February 24, 2018

From Habits to Hobbies

Exploring What Foran Students Gave Up For Lent
Rosina Smith and Katie Vitaletti | April 30, 2025

Lent is a 40-day period, running from March 5 to April 17, focused on prayer, fasting, and giving. Many Foran students decided to give up things that are a significant part of their daily lives, including unhealthy habits. The first day of Lent, also known as Ash Wednesday, many Christians attend...

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Earth Day Poster: An advertisement for Earth Day and themes related to the event, April 16, 2025. Photo made in Canva. Photo courtesy: Rodney Thomas

The World We Call Home

Honoring Planet Earth
Rodney Thomas, Staff Writer | April 30, 2025

Earth has many diverse ecosystems, and it's necessary for people to protect it from dangers such as climate change, pollution, and wildfires. The first Earth Day was founded on April 22, 1970, by United States Senator Gaylord Nelson. According to EarthDay.org, Nelson was always worried about the deteriorating...

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The Iconic Amen Corner: Augusta National’s Hole 12 Par 3 over water. April 8, 2015. Photo courtesy: Sean Martin

A Tradition Unlike Any Other

The Masters at Augusta National
Joey Kerzner and Matt Stas | April 10, 2025

The Masters has been a tradition unlike any other since 1934. Augusta National’s iconic scenery has pleased the eye of many golf fans throughout the world. Many legends in this tournament have been awarded the noble prize of the green jacket. Legends such as Tiger Woods, Scottie Scheffler, Arnold...

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