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Volume 14, Number 16
Thursday, April 20, 2023
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Luke Machado and Avery Fowler with their science fair awards.
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Cheshire students receive accolades at science fair CHESHIRE — Four Cheshire students were recognized as finalists at the Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair at Quinnipiac University last month.
Avery Fowler and Luke Machado of St. Bridget School received awards for their submissions of a homemade livestock identification system and a demonstration model for disaster-resilient architecture, respectively.
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Two other students, Suchita Srinivasan and Shangyu Xu from Cheshire High School, also received accolades for a domestic violence alerting device and a network for cataloging phenotype infor-
By Ben Baker Record-Journal staff
MERIDEN — The Quinnipiac River Watershed Association rang in the spring season with its annual trout stocking Tuesday night, April 11. See Trout, A14
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Heading into this week, Kyle Cyr, pictured, and the Cheshire High School baseball team owned a solid record of 4-2. A recent game, a 7-3 loss to Guilford, was played at the home of the Harford Yard Goats, the Double-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. “It was an awesome venue,” Cheshire coach Alex LeFevre said. “Unfortunately, we did not perform up to how we can, but it was great to see a lot of Cheshire shirts and Cheshire hats in the stands and support from the community.” Bill Shettle, Special to the Record-Journal