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The YMCA in Red Morton will be a space of community and is still being developed, it will soon be under construction.

It isn’t just a building: The upcoming YMCA in Red Morton

Malia Furukawa, Staff Writer December 10, 2024

Twice the size of the current Sequoia YMCA, the upcoming Red Morton YMCA will be 48 feet tall, two stories high and located at 1455 Madison Ave. It aims to meet the community’s evolving needs with healthy...

Colorized transmission electron micrograph of Mpox virus particles, which are ~250 nanometers big

Mythbusting Mpox, the viral infectious disease spreading across the nation

Kai Melosh, Staff Writer November 5, 2024

The World Health Organization (WHO) declared outbreaks of Mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) as a public health emergency of global concern on Aug. 14, creating concern and interest among Woodside students. According...

A San Francisco Bay Ferry in front of the Bay Bridge.

Plans in development for Redwood City ferry terminal

Teddy Ogishi, Beat Editor October 24, 2024

Plans are in development for a ferry terminal to be added to the port of Redwood City, offering an alternative transportation method for commuters.  The idea for a ferry terminal was first proposed...

Chants such as "Hey, hey, ho, ho, where did all the money go" were said last Thursday during the picketing event.

Las Lomitas educators prepare to strike for contract changes

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor-in-Chief October 21, 2024

Last Thursday, the Las Lomitas Education Association (LLEA) organized a picketing event to support contract negotiations for the past school year and announced their upcoming strike on Wednesday, Oct....

Candidates answered questions prepared by the moderators as well as audience-submitted questions.

Fact check: Area B trustee candidates at Oct. 10 candidate forum

Elliot Hopkins, Beat Editor October 15, 2024

All six Sequoia Union High School District (SUHSD) board trustee candidates in the upcoming election answered questions about their campaigns and goals on Oct. 10. The event was hosted by the Almanac in...

SamTrans bus on Woodside Road in Redwood City continues its normal route after disruptions with the SamTrans die down.

SamTrans contract negotiations causes issues for students

Malia Furukawa, Staff Writer October 8, 2024

The SamTrans labor action causes student concern over detentions and potential undeserved tardies.  SamTrans bus service consists of Redi-Wheels, RediCoast paratransit service, Caltrain commuter rail...

BREAKING NEWS: Car crash at El Camino and Fifth Ave.

Chloe de Leon, Co-Editor-in-Chief September 28, 2024

 

On Thursday, April 25th, the Stanford Against Apartheid in Palestine (SAAP) formed their encampment.

The latest on the Pro-Palestinian protests across California universities

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor-in-Chief June 5, 2024

13 pro-Palestinian protesters at Stanford University were arrested on Wednesday, June 5 following a barricade of Stanford president’s office. These 13 students join the over 3,000 arrests made in recent...

Jessica Esparza is a mother of three who found assistance from The Gabriel Project.

The Gabriel Project supports pregnancy

Carmen Pinto, Staff Writer May 20, 2024

Stephanie Herbst didn’t want to waste all of those useful toys, kitchen items, books and bedding. She refused to waste more than 100 items from her family day care just because of COVID-19, which caused...

In recent years, many of the top national universities have become even more selective.

College admissions continue trend of increasing selectiveness

Conrad Berke, Beat Editor March 18, 2024

In the United States, college applications have steadily increased over the past few decades. In turn, many schools have become more selective in their admissions.  Take the University of California...

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