News

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  Running to improve New Hampshire
  

  As the New Hampshire gubernatorial election grows near, citizens are voting absentee and getting ready to vote in person
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  Around and about
  

  While the focus may be on the upcoming national election Nov. 3, local races have a big impact too. People are sporting
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  Andrew’s adventures: London
  

  During February break, I visited London, which with a population of about 9 million is the most populous city in Europe.
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  Photo contest winners announced
  

  Freshmen happened to sweep all five categories in the Journalism Club’s first annual photo contest this month. All
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  Mr. CHS competition cancelled
  

  The junior class was going to hold its annual Mr. CHS talent show Friday, March 13, from 6-8 p.m. in the Concord High Sc
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  Sign up for ROPE
  

  Students looking to sign up for an elective that leads beyond the regular classroom should consider Concord High’s out

Clubs

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  Photo contest deadline Nov. 13
  

  Concord High School students and staff are invited to submit images to the Journalism Club’s fall photo contest by
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  Holiday wrap artists at work
  

  Senior Class officers and representatives spent Sunday shopping at Target for gifts for six children of a family in need
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  Never too late to join!
  

  The 2019-2020 school year is well underway but it’s still not too late to join one of more than 50 clubs at Concor
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  Senior one-acts start Nov. 7
  

  Senior One Acts will be performed in the auditorium by members of the Concord High School Drama Club Nov. 7, 8 and 9 fro
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  Friendly card competition benefits military
  

  The Interact Club has invited students to spend some upcoming advisory time engaging in a friendly competition in which
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  Join Concord Connect
  

  The Concord Connect Club, run by student leaders Alec Galatis and Ryan Devine, is an extracurricular club with a main fo

Sports

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  Varsity football building strength for 2020
  

  Crimson Tide varsity football had a let down of a season last fall between rivaling numbers of injuries and people leavi
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  CHS grad Matt Blake now Yankees pitching coach
  

  Concord High School alumnus Matt Blake, the new New York Yankees pitching coach, was introduced to Major League Baseball
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  Brotherhood continues
  

  Concord High School’s 2019-20 wrestling season is off to a strong start. Fifty-one athletes returning include nine
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  Pre-game pep talk
  

  Concord High School junior Peter Sargent gives his team members a quick pre-game pep talk before the annual Homecoming f
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  Five-mile fun
  

  After a five-mile run from Concord High School to Carter Hill Orchard Sept. 25, sophomore Collette Brochu, a member of t
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  Bleacher set
  

  Onlookers at a recent varsity volleyball match at Concord High School sometimes peer out from underneath the bleachers t

Opinion

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  Why third parties are important for U.S. democracy
  

  As a follower of the US and NH Libertarian Party, I do notice that we get a lot of scrutiny based off of our niche views
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  Support concussion research
  

  The May 22 informational meeting scheduled for Concord High School students who want to play fall sports next year may b
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  Only two wheels and two legs needed
  

  People have choices. That’s the great thing about America. There’s always an opportunity to choose between things th
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  Keep supporting sports
  

  Taxpayers across the country sometimes struggle with funding schools and extracurricular activities. When budgets lack
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  Climate change damaging our oceans
  

  Climate change is a natural occurrence. The earth is heated by the sun and some of the heat escapes through the atmosphe
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  Why are more people dying on American roads?
  

  It is no secret that today’s cars are as safe as cars have ever been. They are loaded with devices designed to protect

Uncategorized

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  A conscious community
  

  Humanity is at a crossroads as the effects of climate change become more apparent. The warming climate has affected a va
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  The good, the bad, and the pretty
  

  Over half the news we see or hear today is negative. This is why I believe in seeing five pretty things everyday. I want
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  True dreams
  

  The night settles around us. The quiet thrum of car tires on the gravel road is felt deep in the souls of our shoes as w
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  Climate change damaging our oceans
  

  Climate change is a natural occurrence. The earth is heated by the sun and some of the heat escapes through the atmosphe
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  Crack’s destructive capabilities
  

  Exemplary student work being celebrated by English 10 teacher Meredith Vickery this month includes informational writin
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  Strenuous dreams
  

  Exemplary student work being celebrated by English 10 teacher Meredith Vickery this month includes “Strenuous Dre

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