When it comes to politics in New Hampshire, we are an unusual state. In the recent 2024 primaries, thousands of Democratic voters switched their party affiliation to Republican or undeclared, an example of our independent beliefs. Durham residents vote within our high school’s gymnasium, our mailboxes are full of political flyers, and our national and... Continue Reading →
I turned 18 a few weeks ago, and instead of getting a tattoo, I did the next best thing: gamble. I opened DraftKings and proudly photographed my ID. However, I learned quickly that I didn’t need to be 18 to place a bet. Since the legalization of online gambling in 2018, sports betting... Continue Reading →
Riding home on Bus 2 as a middle school student, everyone always knew which way the wind was blowing – the orange and white windsock in the corner of the field, a clear gauge. Kids on the bus would press their noses to the window to see if the horse, fittingly named Auto, had stepped... Continue Reading →
Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday night a secret group of eager pickleballers awaits at various doors surrounding the Oyster River High School (ORHS) gym or multi-purpose room. I have played a rally or two but nothing extreme. My quest to discover what has caused the dramatic increase in pickleball participation began with advanced... Continue Reading →
As I write this article it is now day 576 of the War in Ukraine. There is a morbid fascination, almost romanticized in American culture, about war in a far-off country. I assumed within this interview I would gain a better understanding of the tragedy of the Ukraine war. The war, however, is a less... Continue Reading →
Superintendent Search Oyster River’s new superintendent will be announced next Wednesday, 12/20. Many people are unaware of what a superintendent is. The screening is thorough for a reason. A superintendent is often held accountable for the successes and failures of the district. Specifically, the superintendent is the head honcho working with school administrators, dealing with... Continue Reading →
Just like Micheal Jordan, Annabelle Svenson didn’t find her sport until sophomore year. Oyster River High School’s girls’ volleyball team has gained its acclaim once again this year after winning back-to-back state championships versus Coe Brown. Within this program is the 6’ 2’’ middle hitter and Player of the Year, Svenson. The NHIAA (New Hampshire... Continue Reading →
'Take back the plaque’ is the team mantra this year for Oyster River’s Varsity Golf team. With the close match on Thursday night, winning by a single stroke against the 2022 state champions Bow, Oyster River is one step closer to another title. Nadeau (‘24) sinking a putt for Birdie. If you aren’t entirely sure... Continue Reading →
Mouth of the River 