Friday, January 06, 2012 By Annemarie Dickerson Heeter's students observe sunspot activity During the second week of November, Mr. Douglas Heeter’s Astronomy class had the privilege to complete detailed observations with the school’s telescope. Using a solar filter, the class was able to sa full story	Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By JAMIE BURCHAM- Reporter Post offices around the country in serious trouble: Thousands of branches suspected to close With the innovations of technology, the use of post offices have drastically decreased, and as a result, the US Post Office is in serious trouble. full story
Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By CAITLIN BAKER- Health and Science Editor O.K. W.E.H. inspires students, teachers Mrs. Becky Lordin and Mrs. Janice Humphreys collaborated over the summer to create a way to inspire positive change at NHHS. More information about the project is located on a poster outside Humphrey’ full story	Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By KAITLIN DUNN- Sports Editor News Muse Cool news facts from around the world. full story
Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By MORGAN KNOX- Reporter New places, new faces: Hawks welcome new staff members As the doors to North Harford opened on the first day of school, students were greeted by many familiar faces along with many new additions to the staff. full story	Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By JOSH WELSH- Reporter Business students donate computers to local groups In school, NH students are given the opportunity to help others in many ways through programs and organizations such as D.U.C.K.S., food drives, and blood drives. Now, they can add business class with full story
Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By EMILY CUNNINGHAM- Op/Ed Editor US aides NATO, Libyan rebels in humanitarian effort In a military coup, Moammar Gadhafi took over Libya in 1969 and abolished its constitution, creating his own laws. He then began to run the country as a dictator, sponsoring terrorism. Recently, due t full story	Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By JULZ HARVEY- Entertainment Editor NH Choir shines in Rome performance,Directors impressed with work Members of the NHHS chorus exercised their knowledge of Latin and Italian this year from June 14th to June 21st while performing in the Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, Italy. full story
Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By GABBY BAUER- IDR Editor Hurricane Irene ravages East Coast What started out as Hurricane Irene later became Tropical Storm Irene and left thousands without power, flooded basements, shortened vacations, and a storage of batteries and flashlights that could la full story	Wednesday, October 05, 2011 By KATELYN LINSON- Features Editor France, Spain: Students experience exposure to new culture North Harford Students left their kosher homes in Pylesville and traveled across the Atlantic to learn about other cultures in France and Spain. The trip was lead by foreign language teachers, Mrs. La full story

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