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Henry Pratt

Henry Pratt, Editor-in-Chief

Henry is a junior, in his second year of journalism. He loves movies, tennis, and APUSH. You can find Henry hiking.

 

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Despite her passing, Millie’s effervescent spirit lives on through her friends and family at AWHS. Her husband, Rod, remembers her as a kind and supportive teacher who enjoyed spending time with her students. “She relished running into kids in town, she relished going to a sporting event and seeing her students there, and encouraging students that weren’t hers yet ‘Hey, try chemistry,’” Rod said.

“Dedicated, professional, and caring”: Millie Milstead’s legacy

June 15, 2022
Soaring to new heights: Recapping 2021-2022 at Archie Williams High School

SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS: RECAPPING 2021-22 AT AWHS

June 7, 2022
Avery Kalafatas, an anti-fentanyl youth advocate and founder of the fentanyl awareness group Project 1 Life.

Local teen spreads awareness of fentanyl epidemic through non-profit charity

May 18, 2022
Lifetime marijuana usage increased 31 percent among AWHS freshman and juniors, according to a 2018 Healthy Kids Survey.

Is AWHS a “stoner school?”

March 22, 2022

Catalytic converter theft overtakes Marin County

January 14, 2022
Novak Djokovic, current world number one singles men’s tennis player, had his visa approved to play in the Australian Open despite concerns surrounding his COVID–19 history.

Australia: Hold Djokovic accountable

January 12, 2022
An at-home test kit similar to those sent to AWHS students and faculty to be used before returning to school from winter break.

TUHSD grapples with COVID-19 test kit shortage

January 6, 2022
Michelle Leopold and her son, Trevor Leopold, at his Tamalpais High School Graduation in 2019.

“Every parent’s worst nightmare”:  fentanyl epidemic overtakes teens

November 1, 2021
The Nicasio Reservoir, which is approximately half as full as it should be this time of year.

County reservoirs at historic lows, local wildlife at risk

October 23, 2021
The aroma of the AWHS boys bathroom provides an experience that cannot be forgotten.

The joys of the boys bathroom

October 7, 2021
Tule Elk activists unloading water from carts to transport to an abandoned cattle trough.

Activists water Tule Elk on Tomales Point

September 26, 2021
Ramy Iskander, manager of Subway’s location in the Red Hill Shopping Complex, making a sandwich for a customer.

After COVID-19 restrictions, AWHS opens campus for lunch breaks

September 3, 2021
Fire begins in Lucas Valley, evacuation orders called off

Fire begins in Lucas Valley, evacuation orders called off

September 1, 2021
A picture of a watergun, used to eliminate your targets in assassin.

Upperclassmen share tips for next years Assassin

June 15, 2021
Peer Resource works a table at lunch on the baseball field promoting positive sex-talk and condom safety and knowledge for students.

Archie Williams High School leadership thrives despite COVID-19

June 7, 2021
Photo of Liz Seabury, principal of Archie Williams High School/Sir Francis Drake High School/HS1327 for 9 years.

Archie Williams High School Principal Liz Seabury takes temporary leave for new district position

May 21, 2021
COVID-19 has taken so much away from normal life, making things we once took for granted much more important to us.

COVID-19 and what I once took for granted

April 30, 2021
Sophomore Kennedy Williams working from home on a science assignment about genetics

Keeping their Distance: Students stay remote while others return to in-person school

March 25, 2021
Tiburon Town Hall, where Yema Khalif and Hawi Awash’s administrative claim is currently being processed by the town of Tiburon.

Tiburon store owners file administrative claims after racial profiling case

February 12, 2021
COVID-19 is so amazing, I hope the vaccine never comes.

The Best Days of My Life: A COVID-19 Story

January 28, 2021
Louise Franz’s restaurant Pizzalina in the Red Hill Shopping Complex in San Anselmo.

Local businesses are forced to adapt to COVID-19 safety regulations

November 4, 2020
Yema Khalifs clothing store in downtown Tiburon where the owners were the target of a confrontation with police on August 21, 2020.

Confrontation between Tiburon police and shop owner sparks backlash against police

September 14, 2020
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