Council took full advantage of the longer Council period this past week by discussing and voting on two major motions: the Headphones in Public Spaces Motion and the Plebiscite Motion. The Headphones in Public...
This coming Thursday, Hanover High will host for the first time the NH Supreme Court “On the Road.” The program, started in 2002, brings the NH Supreme Court to different schools around the state,...
The New York Attorney General Democratic primary took place on September 13, 2018. Four candidates ran for the position: Leecia Eve, a former senior policy advisor to Hillary Clinton; Letitia James, a New York...
Most buildings and organizations of Dartmouth College are well known to residents of the Hanover area, but the number of people who know about Dartmouth’s senior societies is very few. About 31% of the...
This past Dresden School Board meeting went over various funding issues and revisited the Community service motion. The Board began by approving two donations from the Byrne Foundation. These donations will fund the band...
With the start of the 2018-2019 school year, many new faces have appeared throughout the school. One newcomer who has already made a significant impact on the student body is athletic director Megan Sobel....
Last autumn, a member of the Department of Homeland Security visited Hanover High School (along with the other schools in its DOS district) and provided a report on the school’s safety, as it does...
For the second week in a row, the main issue on the Council Agenda was the Headphones in Public Spaces Motion. Nonetheless, the meeting began with customary reports. Sophomore Representative Sage McGinley-Smith gave the...
This past week’s Council meeting was filled with controversial motions, but it began with the standard leadership and committee reports. Moderator Colm Seigne began by addressing a suggestion to put the speaker’s list on...