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

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

Matthew Marotto
January 8, 2022
‘My Body, My Choice’ but its my wellbeing, your vaccine

‘My Body, My Choice’ but its my wellbeing, your vaccine

Gillian Reynolds
December 9, 2021
Marin’s largest indoor baseball and softball facility closes after seven year run

Marin’s largest indoor baseball and softball facility closes after seven year run

Alexandrea Coe
November 7, 2021
Celebrating the first in-person Halloween since the 2019 school year, Elena Wang (left) and Raine Conti (right) dress to impress at the lunchtime costume contest on Friday Oct. 29.

Snapshot No. 39

Chloe Craft
November 1, 2021
Mill Valley Film Festival celebrates its 44th anniversary in-person and online

Mill Valley Film Festival celebrates its 44th anniversary in-person and online

Alexandrea Coe
October 28, 2021
Even COVID-19 cant stop the beat

Even COVID-19 can’t stop the beat

Alexandrea Coe
September 10, 2021
Making up for lost time: saying good-bye the pandemic

Making up for lost time: saying good-bye the pandemic

Abby Shewmaker
June 9, 2021
Wear a mask is not much to ask

‘Wear a mask’ is not much to ask

Nina Geoghegan
June 8, 2021
Hybrid learning: whos on campus?

Hybrid learning: who’s on campus?

Nina Geoghegan
April 4, 2021
Marin continues vaccine distribution while focusing on speed and equity

Marin continues vaccine distribution while focusing on speed and equity

Caroline Goodhart, News Editor
April 2, 2021
A students view: the first month back in hybrid system learning

A student’s view: the first month back in hybrid system learning

Emma Lightfoot
March 29, 2021
Marin County provides loans and grants to small businesses impacted by COVID-19

Marin County provides loans and grants to small businesses impacted by COVID-19

Greta Cifarelli
March 26, 2021
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