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Coaching
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Autumn Sailor
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Christmas Truck
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Soundside Fun Fair
Soundside Fun Fair returns this week
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GRAPHIC BY BELLA SARBORA/Nighthawk News
Counterpoint: Books are better, and that’s that
Autism is a condition that affects many people across the world. Autism Awareness Month helps neurotypicals understand people with Autism better. Graphic by Ella Ogburn.
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Senior Mary Kathryn Stroud (left) plays her violin while earning a spot in the all-region orchestra. Junior Heath Miller (right) focuses on his performance and earns a place in the all-region orchestra.
FFHS showcases four All-Region musicians
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Nighthawk News winter playlist: The more songs you know the better

Nighthawk News Alumni • November 18, 2019
Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker performs at a recent concert. Enjoy this psychedelic rock artist and plenty of others in the Nighthawk News winter playlist. Photo by Star Tribune/TNS

By Tatum Love, Staff Writer

As the weather gets colder, take a seat by a warm fireplace and press play on the Nighthawk News winter playlist. It’s available on Apple Music and Spotify, so get cozy and take a listen!

For the clean Apple Music version, click here: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/nighthawk-news-winter-playlist/pl.u-WabZv3PSdEv1GA0

For the Spotify version, click here. (DISCLAIMER) this version of the playlist contains the full versions of the songs, some of which contain explicit lyrics.

 

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