Posts by Talia Harmon
MANCHESTER, NH – Central High School is home to many different clubs, organizations, and honors societies that appeal to students’ different
Student artists from across New Hampshire gathered February 8 at Stockbridge Theater on the campus of Pinkerton Academy for the 2026 Scholastic Art Awards ceremony to honor their hard work and wins!
Students of Manchester, New Hampshire can celebrate because Snow Day 2.0 has been announced! This is the largest amount of snow the United States has seen in years, affecting states from New Mexico to Maine. Midwestern states like Minnesota and Michigan, and northeastern states like those in New England are used to low temperatures and snowy winters.
Many may practice the customary snow day traditions such as wearing pajamas inside out and backwards, putting a spoon under their pillow, performing a snow dance, flushing ice cubes down the toilet, and placing a white crayon in the freezer or on every windowsill. Although, where did these rituals come from?
When school’s out in the summer, you might struggle to find things to do. Don’t worry! If you’re a teen, the Manchester City Library has just the thing for you! I recently interviewed Dori Eisenstat, a librarian and the woman who runs the teen program at Manchester City Library.
Little Green reporter sits down with U.S. Congressman Chris Pappas to talk about his time at Central, his reasons for running for U.S. Senate and his advice to current students.
Sunday June 8, 2025 was the first ever Prouty event in Manchester. The Prouty is the largest fundraising event in Northern New England, run by Dartmouth Hitchcock. This is the 44th anniversary of the Prouty, but the first year they brought the family-friendly event to Southern New Hampshire.
NASHUA, NH –It’s All Overtures was performed in Nashua on April 19, 2025. Symphony of New Hampshire never fails to put
Central High School’s drama program, the Maskers, will be putting on their first musical of 2025: Guys and Dolls on March 21st and 22nd at 7pm and March 23rd at 2pm.
The absence of sound made you appreciate the other winds even more as well as the instrument that used to be playing.