The Dresden School Board met Tuesday of last week for their first meeting since the recent town elections. At the elections, Hanover and Norwich voters overwhelmingly approved the school board’s 2019-2020 budget. In addition,...
The Hanover High School Environmental Club is beginning the process of creating a “hub” for the up-and-coming program called the Sunrise Movement. According to their official website, https://www.sunrisemovement.org/, the program is a “movement to...
Council opened to a smaller group today, as all non-council election seekers had already attended their one meeting requirement. Moderator Seigne began the meeting with a cautionary note to members seeking reelection to stay...
Council hopefuls crowded into the Chorus room last Wednesday as they secured their one-meeting attendance requirement to run for Council at the last moment. There were so many newbies that Moderator Seigne apologized for...
On Wednesday, April 10, in front of the library, you may vote for up to eleven candidates below from any grade and the staff. If you do not use a number 2 pencil or chose more than eleven candidates, your...
It’s election season! On Wednesday, April 10, Hanover High School students and faculty will choose their desired Council representatives for the 2019-2020 school year. The polling station, which will be located in the Atrium...
Every year each class holds fundraisers including bake sales, plant sales, dances, and other activities to help raise money for their class. At the end of the year, this money is counted and is...
You may have noticed that classrooms have been a bit empty lately–missing both students and teachers. The main culprit in this is the flu, which has been making the rounds at HHS. Many doctors,...
Council opened amidst a flurry of yellow sheets of paper as many Council members seeking reelection attempted to gain signatures on their nomination sheets. A presentation later in the meeting by OEC Chair Ellie...
When the Barnes and Noble bookstore in Hanover closed in December, students and residents of the Upper Valley were all affected. With the news of half the building reopening as a café/bar and bookstore...