Adding seasoning to the sauce

Hannah Snow, Co-Editor|May 9, 2019

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NEW ADDITION: Ms. Manera the social science instructor jokingly always called “marinara sauce” worked all the way up to the birth of her baby boy. She welcomed Nicholas James Pientnza on April 30 weighing 7lbs 1oz 21in.

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Hannah Snow, Co-Editor

I’m Hannah, a Senior in the Journalism Academy. I enjoy writing about the society, new fashions trends, and stereotypes on cultures and people. Being...

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Peggy Bell • Aug 15, 2019 at 7:51 am

Congratulations to a true Hurricane baby as his parents are graduates of Inlet Grove. May God bless all of you and guide you on a safe and loving path. Keep your positive spirit as you are dedicated to family. Baby Nicolas is a precious gift. Love to you all.

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Joshua • Aug 14, 2019 at 11:33 am

Ahh cute baby!

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