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February 25. 2012 11:03PM

Only in Print: Newport principal resigns new post

By MEGHAN PIERCE
Sunday News Correspondent

NEWPORT — Less than a year after hiring him, the Newport School Board unanimously accepted the resignation of suspended Newport Middle High School Principal Mark Christensen on Thursday.

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