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The Maple Sugar Fest took place on Main Street in South Windsor. The photo shows a taxidermy showcase of native animal species in Connecticut along with Native American artifacts.

Maple Sugar Fest

Wood Memorial Library puts on the Maple Sugar Fest to celebrate culture, food, and native species.
Eshal Irfan, Staff Writer March 29, 2023

On March 25th, from 9:45 am to 4:00 pm, the Wood Memorial Library, on 783 Main Street hosted the first Maple Sugar festival they’ve had in years. To commemorate this momentous occasion, they poured maple...

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With the rise of AI, there are concerns about technology ultimately being the ones in control. Pictured- robot created by the South Windsor High School robotics team with its controller.

A Meteoric Rise in Sci-Fi: AI

Anthony Sosa and Aasrith Veerapaneni March 28, 2023

When do the lines of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and reality begin to blur beyond recognition? Or even further, when does AI overtake the very essence of what we consider to be humanity? The future...

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Student view of ECE Environmental teacher's, Mrs. Field´s, oil presentation during a class discussion involving the Willow Project.

Alaska’s Willow Project Gains Nationwide Attention

Katelyn Drenga, Editor March 27, 2023

Conocophillips Petroleum Refineries Company recently proposed a multi million dollar plan to drill oil in Alaska, which has taken the media by storm.   Planning to span for roughly 30 years, the...

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Recent protests at UConn by students who are concerned their tuition will be increasing significantly starting next year.

UConn Uproars

Protests erupt after Governor Lamont announces decision to cut UConn's budget by 360 million dollars over the next two years.
Andrew Kronenwetter, Staff Writer March 27, 2023

On February 15th, Governor Ned Lamont announced a decision to cut an estimated 360 million dollars out of UConn’s budget. This decision has the potential to raise tuition upwards of $3,000 dollars per...

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Greek Independence Day is celebrated on March 25th recognizing the Greek Revolution of 1821.

Greek Independence Day

Anthony Sosa, Staff Writer March 27, 2023

Greek Independence Day falls on March 25th. This holiday has been celebrated by those of Greek descent since the Greek Revolution of 1821. This day honors the Greek people’s fight for freedom after being...

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Timothy Edwards Middle School puts on its annual performance with the show Matilda Junior.

Matilda Junior Show

Timothy Edwards Middle School Produces 'Matilda' the musical.
Eshal Irfan and Greta Lewis March 22, 2023

March 2nd, marked the first day of four performances for the annual musical at Timothy Edwards Middle School. This year, the students are performing the classic story of Matilda, a nine-year-old who uses...

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South Windsor is a community with many historical sites open to the public.

Historical Sites in South Windsor

Ava Nicole Shasha, Editor March 20, 2023

South Windsor, founded in 1633, and later established as its own town in 1845, may not seem all that historic, but with a closer look, you may stumble upon some of the historic sites that are still standing....

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South Windsor High School and Wapping (SWHS Annex) campus where students will be walking back and forth starting next year.

Breaking Down Rumors for the Future of SWHS

Greta Lewis, Staff Writer March 17, 2023

South Windsor High School is anticipating some big changes in the near future for the upcoming 2023-2024 academic year.  Students may be taking some of their classes in the Wapping (SWHS Annex), due to...

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Bag pipe players in a St. Patrick's Day Parade in Hartford, Connecticut

The Day of Tradition and Luck

Giovanni Righi and Edited by Emma Cherubini March 16, 2023

Saint Patrick's day, a day full of joy and copious amounts of alcohol. The Irish have observed this day as a religious holiday for over 1,000 years. And even with that long history the first ever Saint...

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Local Irish Americans showing their pride throughout the years. Getting together to watch and ride in the parade.

Greater Hartford St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Izabella McKenna, Staff Writer March 13, 2023

The 51st annual Greater Hartford St. Patrick's Day Parade took place on Saturday, March 11th. The parade started at 11am at the State Capital and it ended at 3pm near the Sailors and Soldiers Memorial...

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