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After an award winning year, sophomore Daniella Danko collects her awards at the publications banquet. This was Dankos first year on the newspaper staff, and she won a total of five awards. “I was super proud and just excited that all my hard work was able to be recognized.”
As the spring concert approaches, the vocal students prepare for their final performance of the school year. “Im excited for the new choreography,” Juncaj said, “there is a bunch of partner-work and its going to be really fun.” This is a great way to come and support the vocal students who work hard year round.
Jimmy Johns is now open to the public to watch baseball from teams within the USPBL, which stands for United Shore Professional Baseball League. The field has food, drinks and merchandise available to purchase within the gates.
Zooming zombies. Finally fishing their zombie apocalypse cross curricular project, (from left to right) juniors Phoenix McCreadie, Courtney Crews, Jeff Kausch, Clara Shkembi and Katelyn Drake show off their hard work. CSI students put together their creativity and skills from different areas of studies. “I loved working with people I wouldn’t normally work with which made me gain new friends or build stronger relationships with old ones,” Drake said.
Sports
As spring sports begin, injured athletes who planned to participate have to watch from the sidelines.
After a nail-biting game, varsity soccer girls rush their teammates to celebrate the big win.
The Utica and Eisenhower players are celebrating their second win of the season against Anchor Bay High School. “It was a good game,” said senior defensive pole and midfielder Jacob Razook. “We’ve got a good group of guys and I’d say the merging is doing us very well.” The lacrosse team still has a long season ahead of them.
Screaming at the top of their lungs, junior Jennifer McWethy and her team call for their coach to get a picture of the game. “We all were trying to find Coach (Cliff) Piper for a picture, but couldn’t so we started yelling for him and it was pretty funny,” McWethy said. The girls took photos with Coach Piper to end the exciting night.
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Cabana Blue Lakefront Sports Bar, opened in late 2021, which makes it the first summer open to the boat community. More excitement comes as boaters will get to drive up and dock their boats for easy access to the restaurant.

Cabana Blue Review • 101 Views

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Stress of Student-Athletes • 100 Views

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Sitting at his desk, principal Jared McEvoy keeps himself busy after getting a new job position. “I was thinking about it last night actually, how just these five years have gone so quickly,” he said. McEvoy’s official last day as principal is July 1st.

McEvoy moves on • 38 Views

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After an award winning year, sophomore Daniella Danko collects her awards at the publications banquet. This was Dankos first year on the newspaper staff, and she won a total of five awards. “I was super proud and just excited that all my hard work was able to be recognized.”

Publication students win big • 37 Views

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As a way to begin C.A.S.A’s (Chaldean American Student Association) practice meeting to head start the 2022-2023 school year, President and Vice president, sophomores Mekhi Kattula (left) and Angelina Elias (right) present a powerpoint which explains what the club is and what future activities will be held as an introduction for all members. “I personally like CASA because it involves my culture into an area that hasn’t been as diverse,” member and sophomore Alvero Kryakoos said. “It’s kind of expanding.”

C.A.S.A makes an entrance for the 2022-2023 school year • 30 Views

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Cabana Blue Lakefront Sports Bar, opened in late 2021, which makes it the first summer open to the boat community. More excitement comes as boaters will get to drive up and dock their boats for easy access to the restaurant.

Cabana Blue Review • 101 Views

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Stress of Student-Athletes • 100 Views

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Sitting at his desk, principal Jared McEvoy keeps himself busy after getting a new job position. “I was thinking about it last night actually, how just these five years have gone so quickly,” he said. McEvoy’s official last day as principal is July 1st.

McEvoy moves on • 38 Views

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After an award winning year, sophomore Daniella Danko collects her awards at the publications banquet. This was Dankos first year on the newspaper staff, and she won a total of five awards. “I was super proud and just excited that all my hard work was able to be recognized.”

Publication students win big • 37 Views

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As a way to begin C.A.S.A’s (Chaldean American Student Association) practice meeting to head start the 2022-2023 school year, President and Vice president, sophomores Mekhi Kattula (left) and Angelina Elias (right) present a powerpoint which explains what the club is and what future activities will be held as an introduction for all members. “I personally like CASA because it involves my culture into an area that hasn’t been as diverse,” member and sophomore Alvero Kryakoos said. “It’s kind of expanding.”

C.A.S.A makes an entrance for the 2022-2023 school year • 30 Views

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Cabana Blue Lakefront Sports Bar, opened in late 2021, which makes it the first summer open to the boat community. More excitement comes as boaters will get to drive up and dock their boats for easy access to the restaurant.

Cabana Blue Review • 101 Views

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Stress of Student-Athletes • 100 Views

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Sitting at his desk, principal Jared McEvoy keeps himself busy after getting a new job position. “I was thinking about it last night actually, how just these five years have gone so quickly,” he said. McEvoy’s official last day as principal is July 1st.

McEvoy moves on • 38 Views

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After an award winning year, sophomore Daniella Danko collects her awards at the publications banquet. This was Dankos first year on the newspaper staff, and she won a total of five awards. “I was super proud and just excited that all my hard work was able to be recognized.”

Publication students win big • 37 Views

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