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Dances in decline?

Dances in decline?

Karen McDaniel, Writer November 5, 2018

School dances have been popular social events among students for decades. BFA is no exception. Though it’s not exactly known how long BFA has held these events, it’s likely been around for the majority...

Thank you Mike Donoghue!

Thank you Mike Donoghue!

October 16, 2018

The BFA Mercury staff thanks Mike Donoghue, former writer for the Burlington Free Press and part-time professor at St. Michael's College for coming to class today to speak to us about his Journalism experiences...

Priorities for Minorities

Priorities for Minorities

Karen McDaniel, Writer October 12, 2018

Hispanic Heritage Month runs annually from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. The question is, how many BFA students know this? Many schools, especially those with more diverse populations, celebrate months like these...

Never gonna give you up...

Never gonna give you up…

Isaiah Cline, Writer October 12, 2018

Here at Bellows Free Academy, music is played during passing time. The music is constant and has been the same for awhile.  Why no change? Jennifer Konrad is a human services teacher for the Northwest...

They’re poets, and they know it

They’re poets, and they know it

Elizabeth Pietras, Writer October 12, 2018

Poetry is to the mind as a warm bowl of soup is to a chilled soul; it nourishes us, revives us, and prepares us for the road ahead. In a 2006 study from the University of Liverpool, researchers observed...

An apple a day...

“An apple a day…”

Katharina Spöth, Writer October 12, 2018

Grabbing a family size pack of Goldfish and opening a can of Red Bull takes maybe twenty seconds of work to “prepare” something that some people may call a “meal”. At the same time, two out...

Spanish equals Salemno

Spanish equals Salemno

Morgan Heth, Writer October 2, 2018

Kat Salemno, a young and energetic woman, is the newest member of the world languages department at BFA St. Albans. Salemno is teaching Spanish I and Spanish II at BFA, and in addition, is teaching...

Science with Mr. Brown

Science with Mr. Brown

Isaiah Cline, Writer October 2, 2018

Paul Brown is a new teacher in the science department, teaching biology. He has been teaching the subject for one year. In between the years of 2016-2017, Brown had the opportunity to become a long...

Dezotelle me about it

Dezo”tell”e me about it

Aliviah Bechard October 2, 2018

Darrin Dezotelle is a new staff member here at BFA. He is a Vermonter. “I grew up in the Cambridge/Waterville area, so I went to high school at Lamoille Union,” Dezotelle said. He explains that...

Guiding the way: a new intern in guidance

Guiding the way: a new intern in guidance

Karen McDaniel, Writer September 28, 2018

BFA welcomes some new additions to the faculty and staff. Mrs. Ashlie Olio is a new intern in the guidance department as a social worker. Mrs. Olio is not a native Vermonter, and in fact comes from...

Thank You Josh Kaufmann!

Thank You Josh Kaufmann!

September 24, 2018

The Mercury thanks Josh Kaufmann, Sports Editor of the St. Albans Messenger for coming and talking to us all about Journalism!

Into a new broadcast of life

Into a new broadcast of life

Alek Wolfe, Assistant Editor June 13, 2018

When I was a junior at BFA, I got involved with the BFA Mercury as a reporter. I had previously been commentating and announcing basketball and hockey. I wanted to get experience in journalism and news...

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