Staff - The Declaration

Alyssa Salvato is a 17 year old senior at Colonia High School. Salvato is one of the newest news anchors for Patriots Television and is also a part of all the school’s choirs. Ever since a young age she always had to have her voice heard whether it was through singing or simply speaking. Salvato originally started to cheer, dance, perform gymnastics, but after a while she realized those weren't as important to her as singing and acting. Throughout elementary and middle school she has been in multiple productions such as Movies in Revue (Tracy) and Disney in Revue (Rapunzel). Salvato hasn't performed in much, but she loves anything theater and is constantly going to New York City to see the latest productions. As the future comes speeding closer she plans on majoring in communications and media arts, which will hopefully lead to her becoming a radio host. By doing this she would be able to get her name out there and someday branch off to also do other things such as acting and singing. She is a girl with a dream to have her voice heard.

Alyssa Salvato, Fall reporter

Feb 04, 2018	The dangers of the deep web (Story)
Jan 15, 2018	Makeup Trends Born Throughout 2017 (Story)
Jan 02, 2018	Colonia High’s Boys’ Basketball defeats Franklin after three losses (Story)
Dec 20, 2017	Fairest Of All, The Enchanting Tale of How The Queen Turned Evil (Story)
Dec 19, 2017	Finish the Christmas Song! (Story)
Dec 13, 2017	Spread Some Christmas Cheer All Year With Ariana Grande’s Christmas and Chill EP (Story)
Dec 09, 2017	Colonia High School Choir and Band Come Together For The Annual Winter Concert (Story)
Nov 29, 2017	Creating Tooties Tutus Co (Story/Media)
Nov 24, 2017	Spread The Word Blinkers Must Be Used (Story)
Nov 22, 2017	Spongebob Squarepants the Musical Floating up to Broadway (Story)
Nov 03, 2017	Revolutionizing the Eyebrow Industry with the Brow Stamp (Story)
Oct 27, 2017	Get a taste of some good ole’ Halloween movies (Story)
Oct 22, 2017	First Hand in Hand Dance of the school year unites disabled adults and students (Story)