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What shaped seniors the most in high school?

Rori Anderson
June 5, 2023
Going for the ball, senior Max Malone fights to win possession.

Photo Essay: Boys’ varsity lacrosse suffers heartbreaking loss to Jesuit High School (OR) in nationally ranked showdown

Alex Argov
March 26, 2023
Photo Essay: Ains Fish continues stealing the show in 80-44 win against Archie Williams

Photo Essay: Ains Fish continues stealing the show in 80-44 win against Archie Williams

Dani Steinberg
January 28, 2023
Huddling up before the scrimmage, the boys’ varsity team listens to the words of coach Jay DeMaestri.

Photo Essay: Saturday morning scrimmage against Miramonte prepares boys’ varsity basketball for another successful season

Dani Steinberg
November 20, 2022
Decked out in fluorescent blue and white colors, 2214 Center Road in Novato displays a bright winter wonderland that can be seen from blocks away.

Photo Essay: Marin homes spread their holiday cheer through bright lights and festive decorations

Samantha Michaels
December 25, 2021
Marin defrosts the festivity: winter wonderland displays around Marin

Marin defrosts the festivity: winter wonderland displays around Marin

Nina Geoghegan
December 11, 2021
Ushering in the new school year, the decorated cars double as lunchtime gathering spots, creating a lively atmosphere of the parking lot.

I don’t know about you but the Redwood seniors are feeling 22

Samantha Elegant and Natalie Tress
September 10, 2021
“As a goalie, I am the last line of defense. I love blocking shots. I started playing water polo for my love of being in the water. After getting burnt out from swimming, water polo seemed to be the best fit for me.” -- Charlie Mills (#1A), junior (pictured)

Sprinting into action: athletes gear up for the fall sports season

Annie Goldstein and Sterling Lazarus
September 2, 2021
Proof Lab Surf Shop in Mill Valley features numerous murals by local artists, including the “Woman of the Ridge Mural” which “symbolizes a cultural crossroads honoring the sleeping lady of Mt. Tam,” according to the mural’s placard.

Connecting through color: public art across Marin

Ava Koblik, Hannah Morgan, and Sofi Mincy
May 6, 2021
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