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SAE students working on small-town farms throughout the years always needed 200 hours, but that requirement will be cut by half for the incoming sophomores. (Courtesy of Zoe Schaeffer/Unsplash)

NHS’ SAE Hour Change 'For the Better'

Lana Manganello '25, Reporter • May 8, 2024

Taken from the east parking lot, this photo shows the big top on fire having already collapsed. (Photo Credit: Mike Skidgell)

The Girl in the Flower Dress; Who is she?

Kathryn Hartery '25, Reporter • May 8, 2024

Nonnewaug athletic trainer Sean McGee helps Veronika Nicholas with an injury before practice track. McGee will be on campus this summer assisting athletes with summer practices.

New Rule Means Summer is Shortened Not Just for Athletes but for Trainer McGee, Too

Savannah Czerepacha '25, Reporter • May 8, 2024

Culinary arts is a popular subject at Nonnewaug, but instead of it just being recommended for students, some people feel it should be a graduation requirement. (Courtesy of Unsplash)

McVety: Culinary Arts Shouldn’t Be Recommended; It Should be Required

Gary McVety '24, Reporter • May 8, 2024

Single-use plastics, especially the amount of which is used in school cafeterias, are concerning to many. (Courtesy of Unsplash)

Sweeney: Single-Use Plastics in School Cafeterias Add Up

Alexa Sweeney '25, Reporter • May 8, 2024

Jadyn Heron runs down the field with the ball during the Northwest United lacrosse game against Housatonic on May 3 at Nonnewaug.

Girls Lacrosse Falls to Housatonic (PHOTOS)

Juliana Bailey '25, Junior Editor • May 8, 2024

Caroline Donnelly, a sophomore from Litchfield High School, runs with the ball in a game against St. Paul during a 2023 game. (Courtesy of Marianthe Glynos)

Can Northwest United Girls Lacrosse Live to See Another Season?

Deme Jones '26, Reporter • May 8, 2024

Nonnewaugs 2024 CIAC scholar-athletes, Gianna Lodice and Kyle Viveros, pose with girls soccer and boys tennis head coach Nick Sheikh at the CIAC Scholar-Athlete Awards Banquet, held on May 5 at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington. (Courtesy of Dana Lodice)

Lodice, Viveros Honored as Nonnewaug's CIAC Scholar-Athletes

Audrey Doran '27, Reporter • May 7, 2024

Students Hailey Goldman, left, and Aubrie Salisbury look at Nonnewaug staff baby pictures, which are posted out in the main lobby for Teacher Appreciation Week, which is sponsored by the Future Educators Club.

Restarted Future Educators Club Sponsors Teacher Appreciation Week

Brynn Clampett '26, Reporter • May 7, 2024

Marked with bright orange ribbon, Nonnewaug High School campus has plenty of sugar maple trees to harvest. Unfortunately, the trees have to be saved for next year. Changing temperatures are also changing when students are allowed to hang sap lines.

NHS Natural Resources Retools for Next Year’s Harvests

Mallory Sciaraffa '24, Reporter • May 7, 2024

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Good News Café, originally opened in 1994, has been a community favorite in Woodbury for 3 decades. The pergola was added during the Covid-19 pandemic so customers could still enjoy the taste of Good News while safety precautions were in place. (Courtesy of Eileen Colangelo)

Woodbury’s Good News 'Wasn’t a Restaurant; It Was a Home'

Signs advertise the low-cost rabies clinic at Nonnewaug on May 11.

Low-Cost Pet Care Clinic Returns May 11

Chief Advocate reporters and editors gather for a photo May 1 to celebrate the publication earning SNO Distinguished Sites recognition. (Courtesy of Kyle Brennan)

Chief Advocate Honored as One of Top Student Media Publications in America

Melissa Ciarlo works to set up her new computer in room C02. Ciarlo is the new Life Skills teacher, replacing Nick Lucatino. Ciarlo comes to Nonnewaug from Waterbury schools.

Ciarlo Joins NHS in Special Education Department

Junior R.J. Barksdale, left, and sophomore Derek Chung prepare between innings to bat against Shepaug on May 3. Barksdale is one of just two returning starters from last years state championship team, and Chung is one of the many sophomores who have contributed to this years team. (Courtesy of Noreen Chung)

New Leaders Guide Baseball Team Back to State Tournament

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