“It’s almost impossible to explain to someone what it feels like to struggle with mental health. Many people thought they knew what I was going through and made assumptions about me, which was really hard. I thought about killing myself a lot, and would Google ways of how to, but I never had it in me to go through with it.” says Claudia, who was diagnosed with depression her junior year of high school […]
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“You get to know the people you’re giving your money to, and also the money stays in the community. We pay our local workers, and they in turn will spend their money at your restaurant, or your shop. It cycles around and stays local, compared to going on Amazon.com and sending your money to who-knows-where,” says Bill Bixby, owner of Ganesh Imports […]
New Orleans, Maine
Below is MOR’s first ever interactive article. We give our thanks to the Soggy Po’ Boys for giving us permission to use their music. All songs are from their album, Perhaps It’s Time to go Home. Photos by Chris and Nick Dundorf.
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“Lawrence has helped me see things differently in my artwork. He doesn’t try to be superior and talk to us [students] like we’re just kids. It’s kind of hard to put into words how he’s impacted me as a person because he’s very inspiring and influential, and unlike any teacher I’ve ever had,” says Emma Sassaman, who is taking advanced art class this year […]
The leaves begin to turn from a vibrant green to deep reds, oranges, and yellows. The nights are cool, with a crisp breeze. Grabbing your favorite knit sweater and boots, you set out for a beautiful autumn day […]
Human trafficking is the second largest form of illegal income worldwide, and Bryan Bessette is trying to help change that […]
“The goal of spirit week is to bring the school together and know we are one community,” states senior senate member at Oyster River High School, Caroline Wilson […]