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  • NFTs are the next big asset, get involved before your chance gets token

    Opinion

    NFTs are the next big asset, get involved before your chance gets token

  • Minding the gap: the benefits of a gap year

    Opinion

    Minding the gap: the benefits of a gap year

  • Snapshot No. 118

    Snapshot

    Snapshot No. 118

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

    News

    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.

    Snapshot

    Snapshot No. 117

  • Whitney Violette designs awareness for dyslexia

    Culture

    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.

    Snapshot

    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

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Marin County is home to hundreds of food insecure individuals and families under a facade of wealth

Marin County is home to hundreds of food insecure individuals and families under a facade of wealth

Erica Block and Lilian Hakimi
May 19, 2022
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Bringing out the green: Is Sweetgreen worth the big bucks?

Sam Kimball
December 29, 2021
One pill can kill: Addiction, loss and fentanyl

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

Taylor Elliott and Keely Ganong
December 18, 2021
The Mt. Tam reports the highest rainfall levels in the Bay Area, with a brief break in the storm near the end of the week.

Record rainfall reaches Redwood

Chloe Craft
December 16, 2021
Living and learning abroad: Redwood students detail their foreign experiences

Living and learning abroad: Redwood students detail their foreign experiences

Kana Kojima
December 16, 2021
Hanukkah: It is not the Jewish Christmas

Hanukkah: It is not the Jewish Christmas

Natalie Tress
December 14, 2021
Therapy: Meeting Marin’s high demand for mental health services

Therapy: Meeting Marin’s high demand for mental health services

Samantha Elegant
December 11, 2021
Marin defrosts the festivity: winter wonderland displays around Marin

Marin defrosts the festivity: winter wonderland displays around Marin

Nina Geoghegan
December 11, 2021
San Rafael’s Terrapin Crossroads has closed its doors after nearly a decade in business. (Photo Courtesy of Ezra Lipp)

Beloved restaurant Terrapin Crossroads closes in San Rafael

Sam Kimball
November 9, 2021
Peoples Park: The fight for the people and the past

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

Natalie Tress and Taylor Elliott
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
Posing with her yearbook, high schooler Allison Kristal (Class of ‘98) stands on the Redwood campus. (Courtesy of Allison Kristal)

The Bay’s history and its residents: Three Marin natives share how they spent their weekends

Sophia Buckholtz
October 25, 2021
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