On January 22nd the Supreme Court voted to pass Donald Trump’s ban on transgender military personnel. This passing comes after the induction of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, which resulted in a 5-4 conservative...
In 2015, the Gloucester Police Department adopted the Angel Program in order to change their approach to dealing with addiction. Prior to the change, those dealing with opioid addiction were faced with...
5,000 years ago, reading was considered a symbol of power and influence.
In Ancient Egypt, some dedicated their lives to reading and writing. These scribes were often appointed as chief ministers,...
I am not a tree hugger. I do not always remember to switch off the lights when I leave the room, and sometimes I turn the heat up too high in the winter. I don’t spend my days saving injured birds or...
Massachusetts is one of the most progressive states in terms of LGBTQ rights, worker compensation, and environmental protections, and we should have a governor that reflects those values. Charlie Baker...
After several grueling weeks of senate hearings, accusations, testimonies, and a judiciary committee divided, the fate of the Supreme Court continues to be unclear. Throughout the hearings, there has been...
One of the great things in the United States of America is that no matter what our opinion is, we still hear from or about those with different opinions. We may not agree, but we are always exposed to them, which allows our own opinions to grow
As a recent transfer student from an international high school in Nicaragua to Gloucester High School, I have observed stark differences regarding school culture, particularly, liberty of expression.
Clearly,...
GIANNA CABRAL, Staff Writer, Arts and Culture Editor
• May 30, 2018
I never would have pictured myself where I am in a million years. I wouldn't be where I am today if I did not join The Gillnetter three years ago, and here is why.
I was very hesitant to join Media...
According to the GHS Statement of Purpose, “The mission of Gloucester High School is to produce graduates with integrity, knowledge and skills necessary for productive citizenship.”
The first and...
Over April vacation, my family went on a trip to Portugal, a nation from which almost 10% of Gloucester residents trace their ancestry. In the ten days I was there, I experienced a national culture that...
For the past 10 years, Gloucester 5th graders have been learning ballroom dancing in music class; tangoing and swinging and polka-mixing their way to the Mad Hot Ball, where they show what they have learned,...
