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A donation of $40 or more includes a subscription to the 2025-26 print issues of The Harbinger. We will mail a copy of our fall, winter, spring and graduation issues to the recipient of your choice. Your donation supports the student journalists of Algonquin Regional High School and allows our extracurricular publication to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.
About the Contributors
Altea Mehillaj, Online Editor
Altea took journalism during her freshman year and is the News Editor. She started writing for her middle school newspaper and fell in love with writing articles, so when she went to high school she knew she had to join the Harbinger. Outside of school, Altea loves to read, play tennis and spend time with friends and family (especially her dog).
Jax Jackson, Editor-in-Chief
Jax has been involved with the Harbinger since his freshman year as a graphic designer, but taking Journalism as a junior got him truly excited about journalism. He has discovered a passion for storytelling, advocating through his work and sharing news, recently becoming an Editor-in-Chief. In his free time, Jax enjoys playing tennis, ceramics and performing music.
Mia Nicosia, Managing Editor
| Mia took journalism in her freshman year and has since become the Managing Editor. One of Mia’s favorite things about being on Harbinger is getting to voice opinions and share information about current events. In her free time, Mia enjoys reading, participating in steering, Operation Enduring Freedom, Encompass Coalition, NEHS, NSSHS, CAP, competitive riflery and archery. |
Arjun Mukherjee, Opinion Editor
Arjun is a junior and currently serves as the Opinion Editor. Outside of the Harbinger, you can find him listening to Taylor Swift, catching up on his ever-growing TBR list or procrastinating with virtuosic ability.
Nora Kurtz, Editor-in-Chief
Nora is a junior and began writing for the Harbinger her freshman year. She took Journalism in her sophomore year after falling in love with newspaper writing, and has since become Editor-in-Chief. In her free time, Nora enjoys watching her favorite TV shows, spending time with her friends and running cross country and track.




