10 things to do this summer to avoid boredom
Delaney Bryson, News Editor
July 3, 2019
As July begins, the first month of summer is over—the days have become longer and hotter and entertainment opportunities seem to be dwindling. Some students may be feeling the boredom of long, hot summer days starting to creep in. From exercising and spending time in nature to staying in bed; below...
How to get a job this summer
Bree Soule, Writer
June 26, 2019
With school out for the summer, students have a lot of free time during the day, which some use to learn new skills or try new things while others go to work. Summer jobs are very common amongst students and companies throughout Fenton are looking for new employees. “We look for someone enthusiastic, friendl...
Summer bucket list for no boring days
Sydney Bommersbach, Assistant Online Editor in Chief
June 13, 2019
Summer only lasts for the few short months of June, July and August, so don’t waste a second of your time. Look at this bucket list to keep yourself busy, or make your own bucket list with the template here. ...
Guide to Adulting: the Housing Market
Gracie Warda, Online Editor in Chief
June 12, 2019
We hear these terms all the time: buyer’s market, seller’s market, mortgage, and lease, but what do any of them mean? What does a first-time home buyer (or renter) need know about the ever-complicated housing market? Local Realtor Todd Warda, with the John Wentworth Real Estate group, has the answ...
Summer sports to try out this year
Jessie Bright, Writer
June 10, 2019
Looking for a way to spend your summer? Check out the slideshow below for lake sports to try out this summer.
Students become involved in the environmental movement, practice sustainability
Ellie Vasbinder, Assistant Print Editor in Chief
June 7, 2019
There are several ways to tackle the climate crisis—and changing simple everyday habits is the first step. Practicing sustainability is a way for anyone to get involved with environmentalism right here in Fenton. From switching to reusable water bottles all the way to vegetarianism, students are alr...
Students tell their babysitting horror stories
Ellie Vasbinder, Assistant Print Editor in Chief
May 30, 2019
Senior Dow Kaenpracha “I was babysitting these two boys, the oldest is seven, and the youngest had just turned three. The older brother and I were watching a movie on the couch, and all of the sudden I started smelling this horrendous crap smell. The younger brother is potty trained, but he was...
Personality Profile: tennis coach Eugene Brackley (Woody)
Lydia Podlesak, Lifestyles Editor
May 24, 2019
Whether he is in the hallways using the zamboni, outside mowing the lawn, at the slopes of Mt.Holly or at the tennis courts coaching the teams, tennis coach Eugene Brackley—also known as Woody—- is willing to help anywhere to make the school a better place. With an energetic and goofy personality...
Students in ROTC and JROTC plan for life beyond high school
Angelina Vitarelli, Writer
May 22, 2019
ROTC, or Reserve Officer Training Corps, is a program offered at the Genesee Career Institute for students in the Genesee school district who are interested in the Armed Forces. JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) is a similar program but meant solely for the high school level. A number of ...
Concerts coming to the Detroit area this spring and summer
Delaney Bryson, News Editor
May 21, 2019
Summer concert season is a time of singing, dancing and excitement. This summer, many artists plan on making stops in the Detroit area. Below is a list of artists, bands and festivals that are scheduled throughout the summer. ...
Guide to Adulting: How to grocery shop efficiently
Gracie Warda, Assistant Online Editor
May 7, 2019
While grocery shopping may seem like a simple task, it’s a chore that all adults should know how to do, and do well. See below for tips and tricks to grocery shop effectively. ‘Guide to Adulting’ is a Fenton InPrint advice column intended to inform readers about adulthood and the different responsi...
Senior Alex Marsee takes on the role of “Perfect” in Columbinus
Alexandra Marsee, Writer
May 2, 2019
Columbine; hearing the city strikes a certain fear down any American that knows its name. The site of the first mass school shooting of America, the small town quickly made a name for itself that will stick forever. As many may know, the Columbine High School shooting left a huge impact on school systems...
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