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  • Preparing to pass, Charlie Treene looks for an opening in the second quarter.

    Sports

    Boys’ varsity basketball rebounds after early season loss, crushes Marin Catholic for first win in over three years

  • Redwood wrestling dominates in their first tri-meet of the season against Archie Williams and Terra Linda

    Sports

    Redwood wrestling dominates in their first tri-meet of the season against Archie Williams and Terra Linda

  • Snapshot No. 71

    Snapshot

    Snapshot No. 71

  • Celebrating an epic finish, the team and fans jump for joy after senior Sophia Pero passes the ball to Briana Salvetti, scoring the equalizing goal.

    Sports

    Girls’ varsity soccer ties Branson Bulls with a last-minute goal

  • The Biden Presidency: A year in review

    News

    The Biden Presidency: A year in review

  • A look into the 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship

    Sports

    A look into the 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship

  • Shattering windows, insurrectionists break into the Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021 in hopes of disrupting Biden’s upcoming inauguration. (Photo courtesy of CNBC)

    News

    One year after the Capitol insurrection, America reflects on its political division

  • More than a 16-hour time difference: From China to Redwood

    Lifestyles

    More than a 16-hour time difference: From China to Redwood

  • Settling in on their first week back from Winter break, students gather in the library to stay dry during lunch.

    Snapshot

    Snapshot No. 70

  • Singing at Hopmonk Tavern, Til’ Dawn soloist Emma Orrick performs for an audience. (Photo courtesy of Leah Nemerovski).

    Culture

    Til’ Dawn’s tight knit community is the key to their musical success

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Taylor Elliott

Taylor Elliott, Editor-in-Chief

Taylor Elliott is a senior at Redwood High School and an Editor-in-Chief for the Bark. She enjoys cooking, political advocacy and spending time with family and friends.

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One pill can kill: Addiction, loss and fentanyl

‘One pill can kill:’ Addiction, loss and fentanyl

December 18, 2021
Peoples Park: The fight for the people and the past

People’s Park: The fight for the people and the past

November 1, 2021
Receiving the distinction as valedictorian for the class of 2021, senior Sima Alavi obtained a 4.61 total academic weighted GPA in her four years at Redwood.

Sima Alavi declared class of 2021 valedictorian

June 13, 2021
Committed Senior Athletes

Committed Senior Athletes

June 12, 2021
Smiling with their empty bowls, these siblings can’t seem to wipe the smiles off their faces.

The joy of ice cream

May 6, 2021
Eating lunch in the back parking lot, juniors Kaylen Shaw and William Fitzgerald enjoy their first fully in-person week at Redwood.

Snapshot No. 83

April 15, 2021
Aprendizaje un idioma en línea frente a la instrucción presencial

Aprendizaje un idioma en línea frente a la instrucción presencial

April 9, 2021
Illustration by Kalyn Dawes

Addiction or connection? Plugging into how video games affect mental health

February 13, 2021
Playing against Tamalpais High School in the 2018 MCAL Tennis Championship, Luke Neal has his eyes on the ball. (Courtesy of Douglas Zimmerman/Special to Marin Independent Journal)

Sports Spotlight: Luke Neal rallied his way to Yale University’s class of 2025

February 12, 2021
Visitors looking at the Rombeiro Christmas House on Devonshire Drive in Novato, Calif. Edmundo Rombeiro and his family have been putting up extravagant decorations and lights for the past 29 years and even won ABCs The Great Christmas Light Fight in 2019.

Snapshot No. 51

December 19, 2020
Proposed Corte Madera shelter houses the potential to aid homeless during COVID-19

Proposed Corte Madera shelter houses the potential to aid homeless during COVID-19

December 14, 2020
Post-pandemic reality: guidelines for our new world

Post-pandemic reality: guidelines for our new world

December 12, 2020

Filling in the gap: the alternative to virtual college

October 23, 2020
Juniors Lauren, Claire Mckechnie and Sophia Pero sit six feet apart outdoors while carving pumpkins.

Creative and COVID-19 safe ways to spend Halloween

October 23, 2020
A charred fire line remains next to Lola Zirpolis home and is an unfortunate reminder of the attack.

Recent Marin fires shine a light on California’s increasing problem with arson

September 25, 2020
Illustration by Audrey Hettleman

Cancer doesn’t care if you’re rich or poor, but the healthcare system does

February 12, 2020
Former Redwood baseball coach Al Endriss, current coach Mike Firenzi, and former player Ryker Schenck sit together at their alumni dinner.

Former Redwood baseball players reunite to celebrate legendary coach Al Endriss at alumni event

January 20, 2020
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