Lacrosse, like all high school sports, has become a year-long commitment. With the valley’s demand for summer offerings rising, Katie Clinnin decided girls shouldn’t be left out. “Really there is kind of a bigger story.
In 1973, Flip Naumburg and Jim Soran, a couple of Colorado College lacrosse teammates, had a vision. “In the summer, they wanted to figure out how to have a game in the mountains,” said David.
A CHILDREN’S drama coach has raised a whopping £4,602 for Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) in memory of two friends who lost their lives during the pandemic. Linda Grant, director of The Drama Mill and Indelible Arts Youth Theatre, raised the money by taking a dip a day in East Lothian’s sea, lakes and rivers throughout April. The East Linton resident was joined by friends Martha Simpson, of Haddington, and Robbie Dale, who lives in North Berwick, and also by some of her drama students, including local youngsters Maddie O’Connor, Elize Cetingoz, Dido Knoben, Abby Ireland, Charlotte Rogers, Callum Rennie, Bella Bradley and Mairi Johnston.