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The Student News Site of South Windsor High School

The Bobcat Prowl

Rihanna on a movable stage performing at Super Bowl LVII .

Rihanna’s ‘Big’ Performance at Super Bowl LVII

Fadel Kafel, Staff Writer February 24, 2023

The Eagles and Chiefs faced off on February 12 at 6:30 pm in Glendale, Arizona. This is a very exciting day for football fans around the world. For non-fans, this is a day to enjoy Super Bowl parties and wait for that year’s grand halftime show. This year, singer and entrepreneur Rihanna put on...

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Uncovering the origins of celebrating Presidents Day.

Presidents Day

Giovanni Righi, Staff Writer February 23, 2023

Presidents Day is famous for giving every student in America the long weekend they deserve. But the origins of this holiday may be more complicated than previously thought. Between 1879 and 1970, the holiday we know as Presidents Day was known as Washington's Birthday, in honor of the first president...

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Heart on display in science classroom for students to learn about the circulatory system.

Not Valentines Day, Heart Month

Hope Fournier, Staff Writer February 22, 2023

Did you know that February is American Heart Month? American Heart Month is a time where everyone is encouraged to focus on their cardiovascular health. Heart disease is America's primary killer, so many American organizations are pushing campaigns encouraging heart health. The American Heart Association's...

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Bayard Rustin was a Black and queer civil rights activist.

A Forgotten Civil Hero

Andreo Benitez, Staff Writer February 22, 2023

As we kick off our start to Black History Month, it’s important that we take some time to remember the people who fought valiantly for the rights of each and every Black American citizen, risking their lives to bring us the progress we see today.  However, despite many efforts to keep their memories...

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With South Windsor experiencing rapid growth, home prices are skyrocketing and so will taxes.

The Co$t of Living in South Windsor

Elizabeth Sinclair, Staff Writer February 21, 2023

South Windsor is a beautiful town full of shops, historic landmarks, and home town restaurants. However, South Windsor has experienced tremendous growth. Although it’s great that South Windsor is becoming such a populated town, the more people that are moving, means the more demand for housing. This...

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Photographers Legal Handbook By Nancy E. Wolff

Lisa Marie Presley Dead at 54

Samantha Pagliaruli, Staff Writer February 15, 2023

On January 12th, 2023, Lisa Marie Presley passed away while in West Hills Hospital and Medical Center in Los Angeles, California. Lisa Marie Presley was the daughter of Elvis Aaron Presley, the “King of Rock n’ Roll”. Paramedics received word and rushed to the 5900 block of Normandy Drive in...

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Mark Twain House, Hartford, CT.

Hundreds Take Action Following Mark Twain House Vandalization

Katelyn Drenga, News and Politics Editor February 9, 2023

Recently, unidentified vandals significantly damaged the Mark Twain House in Hartford on three separate occurrences, using rocks and bricks. The incidents resulted in the shattering of various windows, and caused a historical marble statue known as the Venus de Medici to become chipped. According...

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CTs Ground Hog

Connecticut’s Weather as Told by a Prophetic Friend From the Burrow

Anjani Anamthoji, Staff Writer February 9, 2023

As the first month of 2023 closes out, Connecticut residents must be wondering: will we get an early spring this year? The short answer is: YES! Groundhog Day first originated through a German superstition, and was popularized in North America, specifically by those who immigrated to Pennsylvania...

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Jonathan Edwards

The Origins of South Windsor’s Jonathan Edwards

Anthony Sosa, Staff Writer January 20, 2023

Throughout history, people have had different theories and philosophies about how the world works. People's views seem to change from generation to generation, from deep dark philosophies to happy and fulfilling ways on how to live life. From a historical perspective, Jonathan Edwards was someone who...

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Two of Mazolus cats in the tack room.

A Peek Into the Home of Mazolu Sanctuary’s Endearing Residents

Anjani Anamthoji, Staff Writer January 19, 2023

Nestled off to the side of Main Street lies the loving community of Mazolu Animal Sanctuary, consisting of an affectionate caretaker and local college professor, Jessica Waterhouse, her many enchanting four-legged friends, and a slew of dedicated volunteers. As you walk around the sanctuary meeting Spice...

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A Winter Day in the Hidden Gem of Hartford County

A Winter Day in the Hidden Gem of Hartford County

Eli Schwartzman, Staff Writer January 10, 2023

Tucked away in Hartford County sits the growing town of South Windsor, a town of 26,000 people. The hidden gem of a town has a lot to offer for some much needed winter fun. Here is a fully planned out, fun winter day in South Windsor, Connecticut. When you wake up, take a drive over to grab a bite...

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Dance Carries Kids through Life

Dance Carries Kids through Life

Elizabeth Sinclair, Staff Writer January 10, 2023

“Dance progressions was founded with the knowledge that the arts have a unique power to engage and motivate children.” Dance Progressions is a local dance company here in South Windsor, run by Christina Shortt, and Ballet Director of the studio Amy Elkins. They run a very successful dance company...

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