Gloucester, Massachusetts, established in 1623 after the Pilgrims landed in Plymouth, is home to the nation's oldest seaport, known for its tourism, beaches, and fishing community. With a current population...
When wandering around Gloucester, there are many different places to visit, from beaches to restaurants to hiking trails. However, when driving through the backroads of Magnolia, you may see something...
Food, Family and Fun- all words often associated with Gloucester’s favorite time of the year, St. Peter’s Fiesta. However, there is one more word that may come to mind when thinking of this festive...
Affordable housing is a contentious issue in Gloucester. There are those in this town who believe it to be essential, those that believe it to be a nuisance, and in town meetings, it seems everyone has...
In America, the concepts of race and culture are simultaneously essential to our understanding of ourselves and others, and extremely difficult to define. Terminology is a minefield—trying to use correct...
On Thursday, the annual Take Back the Night march took place, followed by a gathering in Gloucester’s Younity Center. The event was organized by a local group of activists, therapists, and volunteers...
Last weekend, the GHS Theater Program put on their spring musical, Anastasia—a sweeping tale of a lost princess finding her way home, and making one for herself with the people she meets along the way....
What do you think of when you hear the word ‘idol’? For many, it's hard to think of a figure more recognized or renowned than Theodor Seuss Geisel, commonly known by his pen name, Dr. Seuss. One...
The lawn mower, a powerful device and intricate piece of equipment, has been seen, heard of, or perhaps even used, by most of our Gloucester population. Rarely, however, is time taken to reflect on the...
Every artist has a favorite creative outlet, and for GHS senior Marissa Numerosi, that outlet is pottery.
Numerosi began working with clay in her freshman year, and by sophomore year, she was taking...
National Eating Disorder Awareness Week is held on the last week of February every year—spanning February 27th to March 5th in 2023—and is meant to spread understanding of eating disorders and promote...
1. Ziminella Vrijenhoek
The top creature on this list is shrouded in mystery. It lives in the deep, deep sea, and thus, there is very little information about it. We do know, however, that this is a...
