ORHS Hosts School Board Candidate Forum

On Thursday, March 7th, members of the Oyster River Cooperative School District (ORCSD) community gathered in the high school auditorium for a School Board Candidate Forum hosted by the ORHS Student Senate.   Five of the six school board candidates on the ballot for the upcoming election on March 12th were in attendance, including three from... Continue Reading →

NaNoWriMo: National Novel Writing Month

The Remnants, Rock Pond Trail, Running Down the Riptide, Star Island, Rift. These are just some of the titles that current students in room T106 stare at quizzically. What those students may not know, is that they’re titles of past novels completed by former students in Marjke Yatsevitch’s classes during NaNoWriMo.   November was National... Continue Reading →

Behind the Scenes of Haunted Overload

It’s a dark and lonely night on Demerit Hill farm and screams of ghosts and ghouls fill the air.  Despite the terrifying monsters that live in the woods, the scare-actors that make them come to life are regular people. Take Matthew Delage, he works as a night guard and lives with his fiancé and daughter,... Continue Reading →

GREGarious

High above the sea of students streaming through the halls of Oyster River High School (ORHS) stands a recognizable lighthouse: tall, smart, and very ginger.   As soon as you meet Greg Caron (‘25), you quickly realize he is unlike anyone else you’ve ever met. A self-proclaimed “cool nerd,” Greg is a well-known character in the... Continue Reading →

Behind the BobCATS 

“I had absolutely no idea it was that bad,” I whispered as I gawked at giant pictures of extreme socio-economic stratification. The right side of the screen: luxury apartments surrounded by parks. The other side: overcrowded, poverty-stricken neighborhoods packed with desolate houses. It was just another day in my University of New Hampshire (UNH) sociology... Continue Reading →

Baseball Season Preview

The Oyster River High School (ORHS) varsity baseball team is eager to start their season after being trapped inside watching the snow melt. Despite some players on the ORHS boys’ varsity baseball team recovering from injuries, and despite having a younger team than normal seasons, the team is confident that their chemistry and versatility will... Continue Reading →

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