Kris Olson

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Auld acquaintance not forgot at Marblehead’s Burns Night

Auld acquaintance not forgot at Marblehead’s Burns Night

The sound of the bagpipes and the smell of haggis filled the air at The Landing Restaurant on Thursday for the annual Burns Night celebration hosted by Rhod Sharp and his wife, Vicki Staveacre. A tradition dating back to 1801, Burns suppers celebrate the life and poetry of Robert Burns, the prolific national poet of Scotland best known as the author of “Auld Lang Syne.” From left, Vicki Staveacre, Rhod Sharp, Shauna Martin, Jeremy Bell and Julianne Gearhart at the Burns supper at The Landing…
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Headlight: Jan. 14, 2026

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Luka Bornhorst writes about what student-athletes should expect from the college recruiting process. Assistant Editor Evan Eisen explores the age-old question of whether students are courting lasting harm by cracking their knuckles. Headlight January 14 - B (21 inches), 2026Download
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PAWS & CLAWS: Hen needs new nest to settle into

PAWS & CLAWS: Hen needs new nest to settle into

Hen, also known as The Boss, was a wonderful mom to her kittens, according to volunteers at the Marblehead Animal Shelter. Her foster mom reported that she was quiet at first and a little opinionated but became very sweet and playful once she settled in. “She just needed time,” the foster mom said. Shelter volunteers believe Hen — a.k.a. The Boss — will blossom once she settles into a permanent home. COURTESY PHOTO After getting so comfortable in her foster home, Hen is a little…
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PAWS & CLAWS: Shelter cat saved in ‘Nick’ of time

PAWS & CLAWS: Shelter cat saved in ‘Nick’ of time

Nick is a gentle kitty who is easy to love, according to volunteers at the Marblehead Animal Shelter. “You can tell just by looking at his face what a hard life he must have endured before being rescued,” they say. Nick came to the shelter after being rescued off the streets of a busy city. “It is a wonder how he managed not to get hit by a car,” one volunteer said. “What so many cats have to endure until they are rescued is amazing.”…
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Headlight: Dec. 24, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Assistant Editor Anna Cruikshank, a sophomore, touts the virtues of the AP art history class at MHS. Editor Grey Collins, a senior, introduces MHS' new Coalition for Growth, Inclusion, and Connection, a.k.a. MAGIC. Headlight December 24 2025 - B (21 inches) (1)Download
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Headlight: Dec. 17, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Assistant Editor Georgia Marshall, a junior, writes about Marblehead's annual Christmas Walk. Freshman reporter Mary Prindiville discusses the famous movies that have been filmed in town. Headlight December 17, 2025 FINALDownload
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