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Sarah Ryan is a sophomore at Boston College studying Applied Psychology & Human Development with minors in English and Faith, Peace, and Justice. She was the Editor-in-Chief of the now-defunct Holbrook Hub and a contributing writer for the Born This Way Foundation.

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Students Participate in Nationwide School Walkout

Students Participate in Nationwide School Walkout

Holbrook Middle-High School students walked out of their classes for seventeen minutes in solidarity with you…

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Community Comes Together to Honor Local Hero

Community Comes Together to Honor Local Hero

On November 11, 2017, the Town of Holbrook came together to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Lt. Walter R.…

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Do Traditions Like "Powder Puff" Prevent Progress?

Do Traditions Like "Powder Puff" Prevent Progress?

In light of re-introducing Powder Puff games in Holbrook, students are left wondering how they perpetuate ste…

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Hate Has No Home Here: Posters Promoting Peace, Kindness, and Inclusivity - Channel Kindness

Hate Has No Home Here: Posters Promoting Peace, Kindness, and Inclusivity - Channel Kindness

Hate Has No Home Here is a national campaign that encourages people to declare their homes a safe place where…

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Ribbon Cutting Brings Town Together

Ribbon Cutting Brings Town Together

Community members, town officials, and local politicians came together for a ribbon cutting ceremony to celeb…

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Former White House Chief of Staff Shares Wise Words with Recent Graduates

Former White House Chief of Staff Shares Wise Words with Recent Graduates

White House Chief of Staff Andrew H. Card Jr., an alumnus of Holbrook Jr. Sr. High School, shared his wisdom …

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Articles

Prolific Pulse Press announces the release of "My Soul to Keep" by Sarah Merritt Ryan

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By Sarah Ryan
| IssueWire
Apex, North Carolina Jul 15, 2026 (Issuewire.com)  - Prolific Pulse Press announces the release of “My Soul to Keep” by Sarah Merritt Ryan “My Soul to Keep” is a deeply personal collection of sonnets exploring what it means to walk with God through life's darkest seasons—faith not as a smooth path, but as a living relationship tested and strengthened through suffering.
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COLUMN: Birdsongs In The Storm

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By Dan Lyksett, Sarah Ryan
| Volume One Verified
Early morning, Jan. 25, 2026. I get up, put coffee on and go back to bed, burying myself deep into the warmth beneath the quilt. I lay on my back, counting the moments before the beep beep beep of the coffee pot announces the brew is ready, and I must arise and prepare to meet a world I think may be going mad. But before the coffee pot can speak, I hear a single sound; a peep, coming from outside the window, open just a crack to allow in fresh air.
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Punni’s football path guided by gratitude, faith, determination

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By Sarah Ryan
| Holy Cross Athletics
Punni sat upstairs at Dinand Library, in a futile attempt to study for his finals, distracted by a mirage that had felt a little too realistic. When Punni arrived at Holy Cross in the fall of 2022, it was not as a member of the football team. He’d abandoned the sport following high school, and instead set his sights on collegiate track and field, while also prioritizing a strong academic program.
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What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Google Drive, Adobe InDesign, etc.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I currently work for my high school newspaper as the Editor-in-Chief.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

When I was fifteen, I interviewed former White House Chief of Staff Andy Card for my school newspaper.