The New Hampshire Special Olympics Torch Run was held on Friday on June 1st, 2018. This run is an annual event that helps raise awareness for Special Olympics in the community, and signifies the beginning of the summer Special Olympics. The goal of the “torch” in the run is to reflect the Olympics where a... Continue Reading →
“I believe that we are going to see essential oils become perhaps less of alternative [medicine] and more of a partnership [with western medicine]. I think it is going to be more integrative and mainstream in years to come,” said Jessica Hebert, a wellness entrepreneur, and advocate for doTERRA essential oils. There are a variety... Continue Reading →
“Our team goals are to stay focused throughout the season, to work hard at every practice and every game, to compete hard against every opponent we face, and to show excellent sportsmanship throughout the season,” stated Oyster River softball head coach, Glen Miller. The softball team has begun their spring season,... Continue Reading →
The end of a year means the dawn of latest fashion trends, new favorite movies, opening of restaurants, and debuts of songs. Before you go into the new year thinking about all the futuristic things to come, take a look back on the year of 2017: The best songs, local restaurants, fashion trends,... Continue Reading →
“I think it's nice to have a chance to get off campus to clear your head from the school environment. Junior year is the first time a lot of people have cars, which increases our want to leave. As juniors, the school should have an idea of the type of students we are,... Continue Reading →
The lights dimmed and the roar of the audience permeated the room. The beat of the music bombarded everyone’s ears, and Charlotte Clarke (‘18) rose out of her seat confidently, momentarily taking on the role of a professional aerobics instructor. She arrogantly strut across stage, and her fellow students followed behind her doubtlessly. The music... Continue Reading →
Mouth of the River 