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PORTSMOUTH — Before she joined the Portsmouth High School staff a few years ago, librarian Heather Raab was a speech pathologist who had only worked sparingly in a school library setting when she volunteered in her two kids’ school. Before coming to Clipper country, she had never even worked with high schoolers. “I had only worked in elementary school or with younger students,” she said. Three years into her tenure, Raab has certainly made her mark at PHS and beyond, as the New Hampshire School Library Media Association recently recognized her with a statewide award.  On Friday, May...

Home » Breaking News » Arts take centre stage at Ennistymon CBS CBS Ennistymon recently held their annual Arts Week which included various events, the finale being culminating with a Gallery Experience hosted by the Leaving Certs who painted canvas works based on their experience of Covid. At the official opening pupils were invited to sample various foods from around the world. Our picture shows principal Mary Lyons cutting the tape at the official opening. Photograph by John Kelly Arts take centre stage at Ennistymon CBS May 14, 2021 ENNISTYMON CBS held its annual Arts week recently, wi...

Special to The Review NEW CUMBERLAND — The Hancock County Board of Education expressed appreciation, Monday, to some of its own front-line emergency workers for their efforts to help in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. During Monday’s school board meeting, Superintendent Dawn Petrovich and the board applauded many of those school nurses from the county who had stepped up to assist with COVID testing and vaccine distribution during the last year. “We listed some of the main people, but that’s not all of them,” Petrovich explained. In addition to working at the clinics organiz...

Portsmouth High School offers COVID vaccine clinic for students PORTSMOUTH - Portsmouth High School students aged 16 and older can receive their coronavirus vaccine next Monday, April 19, according to Portsmouth Fire Department Chief Todd Germain. Administered by members of the fire department, up to 650 eligible students will receive their first shot of the Pfizer vaccine. Conducted with the help of Seacoast Public Health Network, the clinic will begin at 8 a.m. and run till either 3 or 4 p.m., Germain said. “From the fire department perspective, we’re happy to be able to put together t...

Thousands of secondary school students will be returning to classrooms across Clare this morning as post primary schools welcome back the remainder of their student body. Today sees the return of the majority of second level classes as level five restrictions ease, with first to fourth years resuming their in class studies. Classes for these […]