Snapshot: PMHS centennial celebrations begin, banners displayed outside building

By Cristina Stefanizzi, Deputy Managing Editor|September 11, 2021

PMHS is celebrating its 100th year educating students, and will be hosting a centennial celebration on Oct. 16. The event will include highlights from across the decades and tours of the building. More coverage on the celebrations forthcoming.

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