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In recent years, Netflix has filled its screens with many teenage romance movies, so many that not one person has time to watch them all. Is one of their newest releases in this genre, “To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You,” worth the watch? 

As coronavirus concerns increase, many Bay Area locals hit grocery stores over the weekend in preparation for the government's "shelter in place" order. 

With seven known cases of the coronavirus in the Bay Area, the Woodside community is starting to worry, but do they need to worry just yet?

The Woodside High School Drama program presented two one-act plays on November 22 and 23. The first play, “The Unbearable Liteness of Being Teen,” was a short piece discussing serious topics that most teens struggle with. The second play, “The Great Nursing Home Escape,” had a much lighter tone and followed a group of elderly people attempting an escape from their assisted-living facility. 

Woodside's Pink Ribbon football game, hosted annually by Woodside's Pink Ribbon Club, took place versus Mills High School last Friday and raised awareness for breast cancer research.

The Woodside High School boys varsity water polo team remains undefeated after beating Menlo-Atherton High School (MA) for the first time in over 10 years. 

For the first year ever, Woodside High School will offer the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) for free on College day, October 16. 

Woodside and Sequoia High School started off their 2019 football seasons with the most exhilarating game of the year. The two rival schools compete annually for “The Log,” a trophy the winning school gets to keep until the rematch. This year Sequoia won the game 40 to 20, winning the log, but Woodside students were still proud of their team.

A group of Pro-Life activists has been protesting outside the Redwood City Planned Parenthood since March 6 as part of “40 Days for Life,” creating backlash throughout the community.