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Izzy DiNunzio, Junior Editor and Community News Editor

Izzy DiNunzio is the junior editor and community news editor and second-year writer for the NHS Chief Advocate. Izzy lives in Woodbury and is sophomore at Nonnewaug. When she graduates, she wants to go to Florida State University to become a cold-case detective. She enjoys writing about crime and the community.

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Millions of people suffer from seasonal affective disorder, which for many people makes winter a miserable time of year.

Students No Strangers to Seasonal Depression

December 20, 2021
Nonnewaug hosted dozens of veterans for the schools annual Veterans Dat ceremony Nov. 9.

Veterans Day Ceremony a Reminder: ‘Freedom Isn’t Free’

November 19, 2021
Bees have pestered many Nonnewaug students this fall -- but whos really at fault?

Bees All the Buzz at Outdoor Lunch Tables

November 9, 2021
Gabby Petitos mysterious death has some people in the Nonnewaug community considering safety when it comes to relationships.

Petito Case Serves as Warning for Local Community

October 5, 2021

[Video] MINI-DOC: Family Struggles with 35-Year-Old Cold Case

May 26, 2021
Nonnewaug freshman Michelangelo DiNunzio can solve a Rubiks cube in about 10 seconds.

NHS Freshman Can Solve Rubik’s Cube in Seconds

February 23, 2021
The U.S. Capitol was empty in the hours leading up to the Jan. 20 inauguration of President Joe Biden. Despite threats of protests, the inauguration went off peacefully.

Biden Inaugurated Peacefully Despite Threats

January 26, 2021
A sign on the Bethlehem Town Green informs residents that the annual Christmas festival was canceled due to COVID-19 precautions.

Bethlehem’s Festival Cancellation Leaves Some With A Blue Christmas

December 16, 2020
Barbie Granton holds a Hate Has No Home Here sign at a Black Lives Matter protest in Woodbury on Nov. 1. The Black Lives Matter protests have been happening for about six months.

Six Months of Black Lives Matter Protests in Woodbury

November 17, 2020
From left, Jennifer Dulos, Sterling Jette, and Della Jette are recent victims of violent crimes in Connecticut suburbs. (Photos courtesy of the New Canaan Police Department and Facebook)

Violent Crimes Hitting Too Close to Home

October 25, 2020
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