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Charlie Weierke’s Midday Show! brings the news to Farmington students in a talk show format
Charlie Weierke might not have the following that late night talk show hosts Conan O’Brein or Jay Leno do, but around Farmington High School, he’s got a pretty good fan base all the same.
Host of The Midday Show! with Charlie Weierke, the senior has all the makings of a good talk show host.
By Michelle Leonard , May 10, 2012
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Student column: Little joys are a big deal 
It’s the little joys in life that make life special. Even though they don’t seem like they have the power to change the course of your day, they really do. Don’t take them for granted.
By Marissa Opp , May 06, 2012
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Program gives FHS students hands-on construction experience
Most years around this time there would be a three-bedroom house taking shape on the grounds of Dakota County Technical College. This year, though, the students who do the building have something a little bigger on their minds.
By Nathan Hansen , April 29, 2012
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Student column: iPads would be a good addition in schools
Many things have propelled us into the future and helped the expansion of technology. From the cell phone to the iPod and now on to tablets, there is no stopping the computer revolution. So, why just limit the accessibilities of a computer just to the home or workplace? How about we, as students, trade in for an upgrade ourselves?
By Hannah Seitzinger , April 28, 2012
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LaPlante earns trip to BPA nationals, but choses to stay in Farmington — this year
Farmington High School junior Sadie LaPlante could be spending her weekend in Chicago, but instead, she’ll be on stage at Boeckman Middle School.
That’s a choice she had to make when she took second place in the Minnesota Business Professionals of America competition in March, and qualified for the national competition.
By Michelle Leonard , April 28, 2012
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Farmington High School students step up to support soldiers
Just days after he graduates this summer, Farmington High School senior Andy Morris is going off to start his military career in the U.S. Marine Corps. He’s got no idea what his new life will bring him. He’ll be leaving his friends and his family behind.
By Michelle Leonard , April 27, 2012
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FHS students present Fiddler on the Roof April 26-28
When Farmington High School needed a director for the spring musical, Fiddler on the Roof, assistant principal Kerry Timmerman knew who to ask.
Timmerman went back to his own high school director, Mark Rud. A resident of Owatonna, Rud now drives up to Farmington for the play practices, and he wouldn’t have it any other way.
By Michelle Leonard , April 26, 2012
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Christian Life School’s Sydney Graham experiences government, up close
Christian Life School junior Sydney Graham probably knows more about the workings of the Minnesota Legislature than most Minnesotans. Come to think of it, she probably knows her way around the state capitol better than most, too.
By Michelle Leonard , April 26, 2012
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Farmington's FIRST robotics team does well at regional competition
Farmington High School FIRST robotics team finished the best it ever had in Regions this year.
Most people don’t even know that Farmington High School has a robotics team, which is coached by FHS teachers David Stauffer and Doug Mead.
April 22, 2012
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Student column: Deal with the busy times
Anyone can tell you that they live a busy life, but it’s not always necessarily true. They may have a lot of stuff to do in a day, but what classifies as busy?
By Marissa Opp , April 21, 2012
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Student column: It is very important to stay positive
The media tells us the world is going to end, we're not good enough and everyone is crazy. What ever happened to optimism? The whole, “The world is your oyster,” philosophy?
By Hannah Seitzinger , April 14, 2012
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Debate continues over future of German classes in Farmington schools
The latest plan for the Farmington School District’s German program could shift the language entirely to the high school, a move that has at least one board member concerned about the long-term future for the class.
By Nathan Hansen , April 12, 2012
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