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Feature Newspaper 

Baking the best cookies I can find online

May 22, 2020May 22, 2020 Nyla Stanley 0 Comments Baking, cookies, Nyla Stanley

During this quarantine I’ve been baking so much I even like to bake some sort of dessert food at least

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Walks at the Richland Park led by painted rocks

May 21, 2020May 21, 2020 Molly Clark 0 Comments Molly Clark, richland park, Richland Township Park, rocks, walking

As self isolation continues, it is hard to find new and exciting things to do everyday in your home. In

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Entertainment Newspaper 

Students activities vary while social distancing

May 13, 2020May 13, 2020 Nyla Stanley 0 Comments Alexa LaDuke, coronavirus, COVID-19, DIsney, Nyla Stanley, Oliver Hess

Over this very, very long break that COVID-19 has given us, students all over are quickly running out of things

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Food Health Newspaper Opinion 

A student stresses the dangers of fast food

May 8, 2020May 8, 2020 Guest Writer 1 Comment Abilify, Aleah Heffron, Diabetes, Fast food, Healthy choices, high blood pressure, Multimedia and Reporting, Turner Syndrome

Article by guest writer from Multimedia and Reporting class, Aleah Heffron Let me paint a picture, verbally of course: Alex

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My family on the other side of the world

May 6, 2020May 6, 2020 Syann Hollins 0 Comments 12 years old, 9 years old, Canada, Cardiovascular doctor, Cardiovascular examiner, Chicken, Disney Parade, English, family, fish, Fumitaka Hosaka, good, Hosaka family, Japan, Kalamazoo, Kohta, Mickey Mouse, minnie Mouse, Motoko Hosaka, Numazu, seafood, soccer, Sushi, takoyaki, Tofu, Tomoya, trip

Staying in beautiful Numazu, Japan, for 10 days was an unforgettable experience. Having the opportunity to embrace the culture through

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Administration plans for Gull Lake 2020 graduation

April 23, 2020April 24, 2020 Brittney Wiley 0 Comments Brittney Wiley, class of 2020, coronavirus, Don Eastman, Graduation, Graduation Ceremony

 Due to the coronavirus, there has been a delay to the 2020 graduation for seniors all over the country, and

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Feature Newspaper 

10 ways to keep yourself busy during quarantine

April 23, 2020April 23, 2020 Syann Hollins 0 Comments Abs, Amazon, art, Audible, Bake, Bibliography, Bob Ross, book, Busuu, Chloe Ting, Coconut Chicken, cook, Dinner, DIsney, drawing, Duolingo, FaceTime, Febreze, Fraser Wilson, friends, Google Play book, Gym, kindle, Language, Maijers, Music, Nonfiction, Organize, Outside, Pamela Reif, Quarantine, safe, Salmon Pasta, Skype, Social Distance, Social Media, Spa Day, Summer body, Syann Hollins, TikTok, workout, YouTube

Are you bored? Are you trying to figure out a way to keep yourself or your kids busy? Well, I

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Newspaper Opinion 

The Impact of the Coronavirus on us all

April 9, 2020 Syann Hollins 0 Comments community, concern, coronavirus, COVID-19, EFE/EFA, elders, Governor Whitmer, K-12, Michigan, New York Times, no school, school, social distancing, sports, Syann Hollins, unemployment

It doesn’t matter how rich you are, how poor you may be, how old, or young everyone all across the

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Virtual field trips come to Kalamazoo

March 30, 2020March 30, 2020 Mariah Harney 0 Comments Kalamazoo Promise, Mariah Harney, Streamable Learning

School field trips were always a blast while in grade school. Going to the Zoo and exploring all the animals

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Quiz Bowl takes it one step forward

March 30, 2020March 30, 2020 Syann Hollins 0 Comments competative, Cristy Connollee, English teacher, four, freshman, grammer, jeopardy, Math, pop culture, questions, Quiz Bowl, Raymond Antel, school, Science, sophomore, students, team, Tuesday, winning

Quiz Bowl is played something like Jeopardy without answering in the form of a question. It’s also a team effort

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