Jack Rheinhold: On June 1, 1968 Mr. Rheinhold was one of the many men aged 18-30 drafted to serve in the Vietnam War. A decade ago, Reinhold would not have been comfortable discussing this. He believes...

Picture yourself from elementary school: you were a lot shorter, you had baby teeth, and you got excited every time you saw a lollipop. That same kid that got excited over a lollipop was also excited for...

From the outside, Stonington’s Velvet Mill doesn’t look like much at all. Actually, it kind of just looks like a run-down, old brick factory. But once inside, the Velvet Mill transforms into...

Whether you’re a senior experiencing a fourth ELHS Spirit Week, or a freshman who doesn’t know quite what to expect, there’s no doubt that you’ve heard from older siblings or upperclassmen the...

Imagine holy water splashed on your face while a priest reads the line, “Blessed are you, Lord our God, in all your creatures! Amen.” This is what it is like for many pets during the blessing of the...

When entering Pearls & Plaid on Main Street, a pink beach umbrella pulled my attention to a huge accessory display. The display featured purses, jewelry, candles, mugs, hats, and more. The store seemed...

Tucked away in a quaint plaza on Niantic Main Street lies T&B Provisions, a small but tasty café that serves a variety of breakfast and lunch items. T&B Provisions opened in April 2023 and...

This summer, ELHS history teacher Collin McIvor was given the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel to Japan. He was traveling with a purpose: the entire trip was meant to further his understanding...

Bundles of colorful yarn. Unique knit creations. A welcoming community. At ELHS’s Knitting and Crochet Club, with the help of club members, you can create anything you want. “Not being afraid to...