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Banning books - protecting or hurting students?

Banning books – protecting or hurting students?

Riley Heafy-DeAngelis, Writer May 23, 2022

For as long as education has been running in our world, books have been a main source of learning. Public libraries and school libraries are places where students can spend the majority of their studying...

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Are Electric Cars the Future?

Are Electric Cars the Future?

John Montana, Writer May 18, 2022

Electric cars are slowly taking over the world, Tesla was first founded by Elon Musk in 2003. The car started to be made in 2008 but it wasn't until 2013 when their company blew up in Tesla sales. The...

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The dangers of texting and driving; 14 year old Enfield student killed

The dangers of texting and driving; 14 year old Enfield student killed

Amritha Suresh, Editor April 18, 2022

Jesse Robert Pincince, 37, was in custody early Monday on $350,000 bail after his arrest on more than a half-dozen charges, including second-degree manslaughter, misconduct with a motor vehicle and negligent...

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Meet the Faces Affected by War: Ukrainian Woman Taking on the Burden of Separation

Meet the Faces Affected by War: Ukrainian Woman Taking on the Burden of Separation

Samantha Deras, Editor April 8, 2022

When discussing war, there is this ongoing sentiment that men sacrifice everything to fight in the front lines for their country. They are dubbed heros; however, in the wake of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine...

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The Covid Scare that Shook the UK

The Covid Scare that Shook the UK

Riley Heafy-DeAngelis, Writer March 31, 2022

Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom started experiencing cold-like symptoms in late February. This started just as they had decided to lift some of the COVID-19 restrictions.  When Queen Elizabeth...

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After MLB Lockout Trades

After MLB Lockout Trades

Ava Nicole Shasha, Editor March 30, 2022

A few weeks ago, the MLB lockout game came to an end, and so, the trades and signings began. Some of the biggest names in the sports were or currently on the market, including names like Carlos Correa,...

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Meet the First Female African-American Supreme Court Justice Nominee

Meet the First Female African-American Supreme Court Justice Nominee

Mikaylee Winn, PR Manager March 17, 2022

Justice, equality, freedom. Our Supreme Court has been built on these principles. President Joe Biden says, “For too long, our government, our courts haven’t looked like America.” He continues, “I...

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Joe Biden’s State of the Union & What it Means

Joe Biden’s State of the Union & What it Means

Kyle Berson March 10, 2022

Last Tuesday, President Joe Biden addressed the union in a content-packed speech. He covered topics from the Russian invasion of Ukraine to the LGBTQ Equality Act.  The State of The Union Address is...

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Vaccines upgrade to help children under five

Vaccines upgrade to help children under five

Riley Heafy-DeAngelis, Writer February 23, 2022

As the pandemic started to slow down, vaccines have been made to help protect us from COVID 19. Healthcare workers have made sure these vaccines are safe by only giving them to teens and adults so far....

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How Tiktok Influences the Public’s Music Taste

How Tiktok Influences the Public’s Music Taste

David Morison, Writer February 23, 2022

The average TikTok user is on TikTok for about 52 minutes per day, and TikTok has about 1 billion global users. With that amount of people on TikTok, it is bound to affect the taste in music, food, trends...

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