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Madame President Has Arrived

Jack Huot and Max Schwartzman May 23, 2023

On the 19th of May 2023, Angelina Francesca Bellizzi was voted into office for President of the Class of 2024. Bellizzi, 16, went against Rayan Zaki and Olivia Kvadus. The race was close with Zaki, the...

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Hundreds of High School Science Olympiad students from across the country gather for competition

Science Olympiad

Katelyn Drenga, Editor May 23, 2023

South Windsor STEM teams are dominating this year, especially SW SCIOLY(Science Olympiad), whose recent hard work has earned them a place at nationals in Kansas.  Since the beginning of October, the...

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A sign advertising the Strawberry Fest on Abbe Road Extension in South Windsor, CT.

South Windsor Strawberry Festival Preview

Ava Nicole Shasha, Editor May 23, 2023

On June 10th, the South Windsor Republican Town Committee will hold the 41st annual Strawberry Festival at Nevers Park. The festival will be open from 9:00am to 5:00pm, and is a rain or shine event. Admission...

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A view down the hallway in The Annex in which students are currently taking classes and many more students will take classes in come the fall.

Breaking Down the Future of SWHS

Greta Lewis, Staff Writer May 11, 2023

With rumors now having been settled, students and staff finally have closure on how the schedule will operate during the 2023-2024 school year. There were multiple reasons for this schedule change, including...

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George Hinton declares his resignation and departing from Google in April.

The Godfather of AI Finally Breaks His Silence

Rishi Bala Meenakshi Sundaram, Staff Writer May 8, 2023

George Hinton, the man who had set course for developments of the modern day events concerning the A.I. area of study, has recently resigned from Google after 10 years. His recent disclosure on the impact...

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May 8, 2023

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Only two cold cases exist in the town of South Windsor, CT. Both dating back to the late 80's and early 90's.

Cold Cases of South Windsor

Ava Nicole Shasha, Editor May 4, 2023

Cold Case #1 June 10th of 1990, while fishermen were walking down a utility passageway underneath high tension wires off of Pierce Road in South Windsor, they came across a horrifying sight: a dead...

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Coach Ed Duclos Jr.(right) with his father and mentor in 2015.

Coach Duclos: Empowering Young Women For Decades

Olivia Liegl, Staff Writer May 2, 2023

The lacrosse programs in South Windsor are known for being some of the best in the county. Their fun and effective nature is something that has drawn many players toward the sport. However, this positive...

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Dr. Raymond Macarthy helping a student with their woodworking project using a rough draft sketch.

Dr. Raymond McCarthy: A Legend Retires

Anthony Sosa, Staff Writer May 2, 2023

Dr. Raymond McCarthy is unfortunately leaving South Windsor High School this year and continuing on with his life outside of school. He will be missed because he is undoubtedly the best woodworking teacher...

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The 45th Annual Student Art Exhibit was held at The South Windsor Public Library on April 27th.

Student Art Showcase

The South Windsor Public School’s Art Department showcases student-crafted artwork at the 45th Annual Student Art Exhibit.
Eliza Blanchfield, Editor-in-Chief May 1, 2023

Thursday, April 27th, marked South Windsor’s 45th Annual Student Art Exhibit. Each year, art teachers in the South Windsor school district enjoy the privilege of submitting outstanding student artwork...

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