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Cannon backcountry skiing

Kevin Jones stands at the top of the Mittersill Backcountry Glades at the Cannon Mountain Ski Resort in Franconia Notch on Feb. 1. He and friend Marshall Reedenauer had a guide show them hidden trails. “We had to hike about a mile back up because we took a wrong turn at one point, taking us to the highway, but it was all worth it,” said Reedenauer after a return to Peabody Lodge. The Mitte…

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Tidey the Duck

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Hint of winter Heading into Thanksgiving break, the grounds at Concord High School have already been covered by snow twice. Fewer students eat lunch outsid
No snow day yet Bella Bourgery, a senior at Concord High School, admires the white slushy atmosphere the day before Thanksgiving break. “I wanted a snow d
Watch your step Sophmore Trey Lamarche attempts to do the moonwalk on the granite steps of Concord High during a winter storm the day before Thanksgiving br
Shakespeare this week! The Concord High School Drama Club is staging “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised]” Nov. 8, 9 and 10, at 7
A conscious community Humanity is at a crossroads as the effects of climate change become more apparent. The warming climate has affected a variety of species fro
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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 we cut through the Ka
Mini Harvest-Fest continues today The New Hampshire Scholars program at Concord High School is holding a get together in the courtyard beneath the catwalk during all lunch pe
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Warming up Sincere Thomas, senior, warms up for a unified basketball game against Merrimack Valley Thursday, Feb. 23, in the Concord High School gymnas
Being an athlete If you are not an athlete, You don’t know the pain, You can’t know the pain. >As athletes we know when we play any game The pain
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Heads Up

Shakespeare this week!

The Concord High School Drama Club is staging “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised]” Nov.
Last call for PSAT signups

It is not too late to sign up for next week’s Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) day, according to Assist
Art programs begin

Two student programs offered by the New Hampshire Institute of Art in Manchester begin next week. Students are invited t
Rush of events

As the school year comes to a close, schedules grow crowded with events that can be a little hard to keep track of. Rece
First annual job fair today

With school coming to an end and college starting in the fall, many students are going to need jobs to cover upcoming
International Night tonight!

Concord High School students will be showing off their various cultures tonight, Monday, May 14, at the annual Internat

Clubs

Shakespeare this week!

The Concord High School Drama Club is staging “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised]” Nov.
Student Senate busy year-round

Ever wonder how the Senior Class funds gifts to the high school, or pays for prom? Or why you have to vote for class off
Recycling needs more support

While Concord High School makes an effort to recycle through a single stream Dumpster system, keeping two of five units
HOSA hosts blood drive

The HOSA club at Concord High School, supported by students in the Health Science and Technology class at Concord Region
International Night tonight!

Concord High School students will be showing off their various cultures tonight, Monday, May 14, at the annual Internat
Best Buddies meet parents tonight

Concord High School’s Best Buddies club is hosting a Meet the Parents Night tonight from 6-8 p.m. in the Student C

Sports

Tidey the Duck

Tidey the Duck, Concord High School’s mascot, celebrates after the Varsity Boys Ice Hockey team scored its only goal o
Ski jumpers take off

Concord High School sophomore Kurt Van Fleet takes a practice jump off of the 18 meter ski jump on Wednesday before the
Nordic skiing champs again

Concord High School’s coed varsity Nordic Skiing team won the 2018 Division 1 Cross-Country Ski Championships Marc
Friday night lights

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Keep supporting sports

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Opinion

Support concussion research

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

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Keep supporting sports

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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
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
Celebrate the pen

“It took 60 years and 3 inventors for the ballpoint pen and the ballpoint pen to be made of a metal ball of ink,” ac

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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
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
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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Cannon backcountry skiing

Kevin Jones stands at the top of the Mittersill Backcountry Glades at the Cannon Mountain Ski Resort in Franconia Notch
Consider R.O.P.E.

Every student at Concord High School is encouraged to reach their full potential in education. So much, in fact, that th
Freshmen reflect

Recently, students from Concord High’s freshman class were interviewed about their experience so far as new students.
Finishing touches

Students couldn’t help building a quick snowman the day before Thanksgiving break. Said Aaron Picott (right), R
Hint of winter

Heading into Thanksgiving break, the grounds at Concord High School have already been covered by snow twice. Fewer stude
No snow day yet

Bella Bourgery, a senior at Concord High School, admires the white slushy atmosphere the day before Thanksgiving break.

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