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Finally Christmas: Large pink tree in downtown milford fully lit up.

Lighting Up Milford

Starting the Christmas Season
Jagger Rees and Shane Trevethan | November 30, 2023

           Every year, Milford, CT hosts a tree lighting downtown on the green with several large Christmas trees and this tradition was continued on November 25, 2023. The event started at 5:00 p.m. and the lights were turned on at 6:15 p.m.            At the tree lighting there are many...

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Monster throw: Kelly Aspras, in the middle of throwing shot put at away track meet.

Celebrating 30 Years of the SCC

Growing Athletes since 1994
Ava Sanz, Staff Writer | November 30, 2023

          Blood, sweat and tears poured into one of the most competitive conferences in Connecticut. The Southern Connecticut Conference has been flourishing since 1994 and continues to grow with more talented athletes approaching the thirtieth anniversary of the SCC.            The SCC...

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Head Coach Peter Jambor & Assistant Coach Abby Blanchard pose for a picture. November 14, 2023.

Miles In Style: An Inside Look At Indoor Track

Mike Rich, Staff Writer | November 27, 2023

           Following the completion of fall sports, some athletes partake in indoor track. The indoor track team features runners, throwers, and jumpers. Events include the 55-meter, 100-meter, 200-meter, 300-meter, 400-meter, 600-meter, 800-meter, mile, two-mile, and relay races with long-jump,...

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Game Day: Foran’s band performing during the Thanksgiving halftime show. November 24, 2022.

A Time To Give Thanks

Foran’s Thanksgiving Traditions
Rumeysa Bayram and Isabella Palisi | November 22, 2023

          Fall is now in full swing, and as the season approaches the end families and friends all around are getting ready for Thanksgiving. The holiday season means giving thanks, good food, and quality time with family. Many have their own traditions for the holiday to make the day a little more...

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Podcast: TLC Talks

Podcast: TLC Talks

Funny Thanksgiving Day Stories
Katie Vitaletti and Ella Nassef | November 22, 2023

Click on the link below to hear Katie and Ella's Thanksgiving episode of their podcast, TLC Talks! TLC Talks | Episode 2

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Parade Balloons: Two balloons in flight during the parade. November 11, 2023.

Marching along Macy’s

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Rosina Smith and Lila Rothbard | November 21, 2023

          The annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade has drawn millions of spectators since 1924. According to people.com, each year, more than 50 million people watch the parade from the comfort of their homes and approximately three million visitors line the streets of Manhattan.      ...

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In The Works: Foran’s powderpuff team putting in hard work at practice.

Lady Lions Aim for Back to Back Victories in Annual Powderpuff Cross Town Rivalry

Alexa White and Shea Pangu | November 20, 2023

          Last year in the United States, 15,716 girls played high school flag football; a 40% jump from three years prior; according to Pleasanton Weekly. One of the factors that stimulated this growth were high school powderpuff games. The Lions annual powder puff game will be this November; against...

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In a Wigwam: Exhibit in the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center.

Celebrating Cultures

Native American Heritage Month
Chloe Ayoub, Staff Writer | November 20, 2023

          Native American Heritage month is a great way to shine light on the unique tribes and traditions. It is important to learn the history and heritage of these communities. But what can you do to celebrate? From museums to reconnecting with nature, there are all sorts of fun things to do. Mashantucket...

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Thanksgiving Turkey: Juicy turkey with small potatoes on the side.

Delicious Thanksgiving Foods

Matt Sissick and Daniel Hulme | November 17, 2023

          Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and gravy. These dishes are classic and loved during Thanksgiving season. Which Thanksgiving dish is Foran’s favorite?            Many people have different opinions on Thanksgiving and the types of food. Some love all food that is provided...

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Trusted  adult: School counselor Aubry Dove, November 15, 2023.

How to Deal with Wartime Mental Health

Anna Drozdova, Staff Writer | November 17, 2023

           Foran graduate Maria Korman has a lot of relatives in Israel such as her aunt, uncle and lots of cousins and nephews.             “I know they are in a safe spot right now but at any moment that could change. I don’t know what’s going to happen. I talk to my immediate...

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Goals in Guidance: Guidance office with many college banners and forms. October 17, 2023.

Affirmative Action in America

Elle Philpott and Kelsey Kiely | November 16, 2023

           Only 57% of the Foran community knows what affirmative action is, including those who are currently in the process of applying to college according to a recent poll. To cut to the chase, according to the New York Times affirmative action is defined as the practice or policy of favoring...

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Cousins in class: Meredith and Nora Hayes with Mr. Algiere and Mr. Phelan in his classroom, October 17, 2023.

Families Interacting in Foran

Madison Ballard, Staff Writer | November 15, 2023

          Seeing familiar faces around Foran is typical, but seeing relatives is a whole different story. Having familiar faces in Foran High School has been proven by students like Meredith Hayes, and Jackie Tosakoon, and teachers that it helps them feel more comfortable and safe.       ...

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