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Capstone projects completed; Magnet students prepare for presentations
Addicted: Alex’s Story: Emotional live performance spreads awareness
NHES students and parents got to visit all 14 stations to learn about their community. Each presenter was very eager to educate students on the effect agriculture has on their lives everyday.
NHES hosts Agriculture Night; Students, families attend
Painting her way back to class; Campbell returns to school
Girls hold memorial softball game;
Girls hold memorial softball game;
Baseball swings into action; Softball runs for wins
Freshman Madilyn Coyle and senior Valentina Angulo perform a handoff in a relay. They ran on Saturday April 13 at Towson University.
Track hits ground running; Athletes take strides to improve
From left to right: seniors Zachary Warfield, Blake Howell, and Kent Holcombe. The team’s captains plan to use their leadership skills to help guide the team to victory.
Boys showing slow start to season; Lacrosse team strives for victory
Color guard returns to NHHS
Sophomore Eric Valenza hangs out with Harrity and Manns. The team celebrated a 8-1 win against Elkton that day. PHOTO CREDIT: Emily Johnson
Serving up successful season; Tennis team takes on challenges; Seniors prepare to say goodbye
Freshmen Breaking out of shells
Secretaries try for Family Friendly School Award
Mendelssohn receives attention years after sonata is released
Calming sleep to fearful dreams; Cause behind normal dreams vs nightmares
Psychology behind dreams uncovered; Exploring what they mean, how they occur
Trotting to triumph in horseback riding; Weisman shares equestrian experience
Trotting to triumph in horseback riding; Weisman shares equestrian experience
Sophomore competes around country; Continues riding after struggles occur
David Richarson takes his first dive in honor of his 18th birthday. He is now completing requirements for a skydiving license.
David Richardson working towards solo skydiving license; Student describing once in lifetime experience
Girls love language
Elian Ortiz(64) standing alongside teammate Shaun Anderson(55). He stated that he is excited to continue playing for NHHS.
Elian Ortiz on North Harford High experience, Student sheds light on experience with learning English, discrimination
Pop culture gets negative outlooks; Positive lights are turned off
Senior trips are worth extended energy; Making memories that profit from time, effort
Effects of parasocial relationships; Idolization of people in media goes too far
Prioritizing personal politics over real problems
Kids don’t go outside anymore;
The solar eclipse on April 8 was visible all over the United States. People all over watched the total solar eclipse throughout the day.
Solar eclipse passes over United States;
Sustaining yourself in apocalyptic supermarkets;
Alabama reproductive laws sparks conversation;
Weight loss medication more harm than good;
“Kamo,” created by artist and curator Simon Butler, is a portrait of an Indigenous Xingu shaman. The piece was created with pigments consisting of ashes of the Amazon Rainforest.
‘From the Ashes’ project raises funds
GUTS (Spilled) about new songs; Olivia Rodigo performs on tour
Art Show scheduled for May; Students display yearlong progress
Love Is Blind season six airs; Fresh season brings new drama
Dr. Kim butchers faces; Seeking out anonymous plastic surgeon
Orchestra students come together;

Cry of the Hawk

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All content by Photo credits: (DYLAN SLAGLE/STAFF PHOTO / Carroll County Times)
Josh Sellers (right) and Greg Dell (left) chop corn for silage in a field that will be planted with cover crops. Carroll county farmers enroll more than 40,000 acres of cover crops each year.

[Photo] North Harford’s agriculture team finds success during wreath sale fundraiser

Ben Sersen, REPORTER
December 15, 2020
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