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Student run Musicafe attracts record crowd

An all-time record crowd crammed into the Mt. Hope High School cafeteria and cheered while students performed a set list containing songs from Chet Baker, Hall and Oates, Dua Lipa, Nirvana, Michael …
Bristol Warren Joint Finance Committee passes FY25-26 school budget
In a very brief meeting held Thursday night, March 20, in the Mt. Hope High School library, the Bristol Warren Regional School … Read More
Huskies place third in Division III competition cheerleading finals
The Mt. Hope High School competition cheerleading team vied the 2025 state championships Sunday, March 16, at the Ryan Center on the … Read More
Bristol Police: Lockouts, dispersals, road rage and ding dong ditch
Monday, March 10 A resident on Wapping Drive reported damage to a recycling bin. A resident on Beach Road reported a sink … Read More
Sports
Mt. Hope High tips off 2025 Unified Hoops season
The Mt. Hope High School Unified Basketball League season is well underway. The Huskies made their 2025 debut against Barrington then … Read More
Mt. Hope's Giarrusso formally receives 2023 girls' soccer coach award
Mt. Hope High School girls' soccer coach Kerri Ferreira Giarrusso was among a host of fellow instructors and referees honored recently … Read More
Four Huskies garner top league hoops accolades
The accolades are in for the Mt. Hope High School basketball teams with the completion of the 2024-25, including the Division III … Read More
Obituaries
Nicholas Nadalin Nicholas Dean Nadalin, 25, died Sunday, March 16, 2025, in Portland, Maine. Born in Providence in 1999, Nick was due on St. Patrick's Day but arrived nearly two weeks late, on March 29. His early yea
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