Northport High School students open 100-year-old time capsule
It contained artifacts and memorabilia from a century ago.
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Jun 21, 2024, 2:40 AM
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Updated 188 days ago
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18ds agoDozens of parents, students and teacher from Northport High School opened a time capsule to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the William J. Brosnan Building.
It contained artifacts and memorabilia from a century ago.
News 12's Carmen Grant was there as the capsule was opened.
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