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  • Snapshot No. 118

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    Snapshot No. 118

  • Heading up the stairs, the children of Captain von Trapp sing “So Long, Farewell.”

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    Redwood seniors sing ‘So Long, Farewell’ to Throckmorton in ‘The Sound of Music’

  • Representing their classes as site council members, Sarani Puri, Michael Geloso and Colby Binder pose for a photo.

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    Site council votes to abolish valedictorian

  • Principal David Sondheim hits the ball during a game of four square with seniors.

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    Snapshot No. 117

  • Whitney Violette designs awareness for dyslexia

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    Whitney Violette designs awareness for dyslexia

  • Finishing the day strong, the beach volleyball team comes together for a team picture (Photo courtesy of the Redwoodbeachvball instagram account

    Sports

    Beach volleyball is set up for success

  • Closing out a week of spectacular musical performances and weather, Mr Mattern barbecues for his Performance Workshop classes.

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    Snapshot No. 116

  • Fire on the mountain in Greenbrae. Luckily it was contained shortly hereafter protecting the neighborhood from destruction.

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    Snapshot No. 115

  • Numbers spike in boys volleyball

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    Numbers spike in boys’ volleyball

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    Reviving Redwood Rugby

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Addressing homelessness in Marin: Project Homekey

Addressing homelessness in Marin: Project Homekey

Ava Razavi and Matthew Marotto
May 12, 2022
Marin defrosts the festivity: winter wonderland displays around Marin

Marin defrosts the festivity: winter wonderland displays around Marin

Nina Geoghegan
December 11, 2021
Customer favorites include the Revuelta Pupusas and the El Pastor Tacos that come with El Torogoz’s signature sauce and coleslaw

Not just for Tuesday; this taqueria and pupuseria is delicious every day of the week.

Libby Hughes
September 6, 2021
7:15 a.m. - Setting aside excess dough for donut holes, a Donut Alley employee cuts out o-shapes.

Recognizing Larkspur’s early birds

Natalie Tress, Hannah Sellers, and Sophie Smallhorn
May 7, 2021
Large truck and trailer road block intensify fire and evacuation safety concerns in Baltimore Canyon

Large truck and trailer road block intensify fire and evacuation safety concerns in Baltimore Canyon

Natalie Tress
May 1, 2021
A budding industry: the disjointed debate surrounding a drug high on the rise

A budding industry: the disjointed debate surrounding a drug high on the rise

Shannon Watridge and Martha Fishburne
February 13, 2021
Even though Larkspur is more restricted in the purple tier, its neighborhoods show festivity and light up their streets for the holidays.

Snapshot No. 48

Ava Koblik
December 14, 2020
A 10 p. m. curfew was put in place by California governor Gavin Newsom to prevent the spread of COVID-19, affecting local businesses in Larkspur’s now quiet downtown.

Snapshot No. 39

Will Baker
November 23, 2020

Lark Theater drive-in movies create opportunity for both theater and theatergoers amidst coronavirus restrictions

Hannah Morgan
October 24, 2020
Diners enjoy Left Banks French cuisine, which features meals like the Nicoise Salad and the Raclette Burger.

Snapshot No. 22

Christopher Vargelis
October 18, 2020
Snapshot No. 17

Snapshot No. 17

Natalie Tress
October 5, 2020
Surrounded by towering redwoods in downtown Larkspur lies the ‘haunted’ building which now accompanies Perry’s on Magnolia.

Perry’s on Magnolia: a burger with a side of paranormal activity

Olivia Jeffry
April 17, 2020
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