As the holiday season ushers in a time of travel and family gatherings, food begins to take center stage.  Neighbors give cookies and grandparents dig up ancient recipes, but in...

In the last few years, vaping, or e-cigarette usage, has come to the forefront of national conversation.  From students to educators and administrators, its an unavoidable issue that can be challenging...

This year GHS is running a new schedule, and it is getting mixed reviews.  The new schedule introduces a 34-minute homeroom, every three days, on a 21-day rotation. Confused? So are the students.  Instead...

This year GHS welcomes Spanish teacher Ms. Bianna Robles to the World Language Department.  Robles was born in the Dominican Republic where she grew up facing challenges of poverty, food insecurity...

As with any two towns, the relationship between Gloucester and Rockport is a veritable soup of anthropology.  But as the 21st century begins to bring about change in the demographic and economic situations...

Books, pencils, crayons, and markers are the staples of an elementary school classroom. But for some students in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, these items are considered luxuries. Many teachers at these schools...

On Saturday November 16, Colin Kaepernick took the field for an NFL event for the first time in over two and a half years. The former 49ers quarterback participated in a workout with reps from multiple...

This year, “Promise Fitness” has taken the social media feeds of Gloucester’s young people by storm. Promise Fitness posts fitness content that features students and alumni of Gloucester High...

The GHS Theatre Program is travelling back to the 1940s to tell a story of power and perseverance in the face of struggle. “Antigone In Munich: The Sophie Scholl Story” by Claudia Haas follows the...

House Democrats are entering the second week of their impeachment inquiry into President Trump. Democrats are looking to prove that Trump offered Ukraine military assistance and an Oval Office meeting...

The 14th of November marked the opening of the Sawyer Free Library’s photographic collaboration with the Wellspring House. The exhibit titled "Portraits of Cape Ann Immigrants" features the stories,...

As winter begins to set in, it’s time to start cooking our favorite cold weather treats --and who doesn’t love a piping hot dumpling? For Edible Histories this November we’re exploring baozi, the...