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APRIL 4, 2008

Conservation fever drives swap event
2008 launches H.P. Spring Fling
Anne Barron
for The Mirror

You may notice piles of stuff on people's front lawns around Highland Park this week-end. Please stop and take anything that interests you.

Welcome to Highland Park's first annual Spring Fling, a weekend of adaptive re-use made personal...

Local researchers unlock the power in our past
Cultural Resource Consultants celebrate 25th year in H.P.
Melissa Fleming
H.P. Mirror staff

Cleveland Avenue on the northside of Highland Park hosts a chocolate factory, several doctors, a baseball training facility, and the well-hidden Cultural Resource Consultants Group (CRCG). The firm has been on this lot for more than twenty years and continues to make a mark in the history of the tri-state area....

"Land of the Free, Home of the Brave"
Shayne Rodriguez Thompson
H.P. Mirror staff

As born Americans, many of us have no concept of what it is like to struggle for our freedom, but Marta Lohner is a product of another era. "Every time I hear the line 'the land of the free and the home of the brave' I cry," said the founder...

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Spring in their step
Warmer weather and a longer afternoon of sunlight brings out the Middle School track team for conditioning.

Restructuring the diamond
Danny Breslauer
H.P. Mirror Staff

When Rich McGlynn took over the HPHS baseball program in the spring of 2005, he inherited a talented sophomore class with high aspirations. Last season brought a finish to the Highland Park careers of that crew of players. Now the fourth-year head coach faces...


REMEMBERING DR. KING

In Montclair, Luna Stage revisits The Man in Room 306, written and performed by Craig Alan Edwards. The play had stunning reviews at its world premiere at Luna in 1995, and will now open on the eve of the fortieth anniversary...


Daily rotation keeps HPHS on their toes
Ekaterina Vorobiev
H.P. Mirror staff

Since September 2007, Highland Park High School has been scheduling student classes on a rotating schedule. Students can enroll in eight classes, but on any day they attend only six....




















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