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The Voice
The student news site of Farmington High School

The Voice
The student news site of Farmington High School

The Voice
Lily Mastrobattista

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor

Lily Mastrobattista is a first-year and Features Editor this year. She has been dancing for nine years and will continue to throughout her senior year. 

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So many to choose from-- Art teacher Katarina McKinney display an array of handmade face masks. Fashion students are creating the masks at home for personal use and for donation as part of Connected Learning, which began March 23.

Fashion class gives back with face masks

Lily Mastrobattista, Arts & Entertainment Editor
May 4, 2020
Courtesy of College Board

Coronavirus causes changes in College Board’s Advanced Placement exams

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
April 27, 2020

United States Navy hospital ships help relieve New York and California hospitals

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
April 15, 2020
ABC News

Bernie Sanders drops out of 2020 race

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
April 10, 2020
On a deadline-- (left to right) Junior Ricky Podgorski and seniors Matthew Arena and Hanny Wolkoff visit the Channel 3 news team in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, last year on a field trip. At the time of the trip, Wolkoff served as Managing Editor on staff, a position Podgorski took over this year.

Wolkoff wins sports scholarship, recognized for journalistic talents

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
April 2, 2020
Virtual Meet-Up -- American Studies teachers Patrick Mulcahy (bottom right) and MJ Martinez meet with their students juniors Max Alvarez (top left), Sasha Davis (top right) and Olivia Espinosa (bottom left) for office hours through Google Meet. Farmington began Connected Learning practices on March 23 in response to the school closure. The school will be closed until at least April 20.

Connected Learning brings a new style of remote learning to students

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
April 2, 2020
Courtesy of Fox News A helping hand-- Naples owner Kurt Kruczek stands with two healthcare workers as he donates pizzas to local hospitals. Like many other restaurants, Kruczek is open for curbside pick-up during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Local restaurants remain open during quarantine

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
March 29, 2020
The coffee debate: Dunkin or Starbucks?

The coffee debate: Dunkin or Starbucks?

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
March 25, 2020
Hittin’ the Slopes-- Snowclub members pose for a photo after hours of fun skiing and snowboarding. The club spent the day at Berkshire East Ski Resort, as one of their trips as a club this winter.

SnowSport Club takes trip to Berkshire Resort

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
February 8, 2020

Snapchat vs Instagram, which is the better platform?

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
January 28, 2020
New faces-- Republican candidates (Top, left to right) Peter Mastrobattista, Joe Capodiferro, CJ Thomas, Gary Palumbo, Chris Fagan and (Bottom, left to right) Chrstine Arnold, Sylvie Binnette, and Sarah Healy take a photo prior to Election Day as they prepare for their campaigns. the Republican party took the lead for the Town Council, with five elected Republicans and two elected Democrats while the Board of Education elected two Democrats and two Republicans.

Town of Farmington elects new Board of Education, Town Council Members

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
December 16, 2019
Who did it?-- (left to right) Sophomore Ari Sussman (Mr. Wadsworth), seniors Giulio Cirrali (Professor Plum), Matt Adamski (Colonel Mustard), juniors Margaret Fishman (Mrs. Peacock), juniors Sophie Currier (Mrs. White) and Lyndsey Koster (Mrs. Green), and senior Wiktoria Adamska (Miss Scarlet) tip toe through the house as they search for the murderer. The above cast was part of the Friday night production and the Saturday matinée.

Drama students take to preform ‘Clue’

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
December 13, 2019
Picture Perfect-- Freshman Shannon Maye works diligently while painting a 3D art piece. Fine and Applied Art Department Leader Andrew Minor is behind the new National Art Honor Society branch at the high school.

Art Department creates National Art Honor Society

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
December 10, 2019

Drama Students Take The Stage To Perform Clue

Lily Mastrobattista, Features Editor
November 1, 2019
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