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Former Candidate for Eureka School Board Pardoned Through Trump’s Executive Order

Bacharach with her close English teacher friend Shannon McCann.

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News
From left to right, Tiffany Coleman, Heidi Hall and Bill Schuetz are welcomed to the RJUHSD School Board.
New leadership takes the helm in the RJUHSD School Board
Shelby Adamson, Staff Writer

Following the 2024 Roseville Joint Union High School District (RJUHSD) school board elections, the Board Of Trustees gained three members, bringing...

Thompson grabbing an officer's baton after the police line on the West Plaza of the Capitol fell through Open Source Body Cameras
Former Candidate for Eureka School Board Pardoned Through Trump’s Executive Order
Audrey Baime, Co-Editor-in-Chief

As a result of the “full, complete and unconditional pardon,” President Trump issued on January 20th, about 1,500 people will be pardoned...

California recorded low performances on several subjects as a result of asynchronous learning during the pandemic.
Ranked 37 out of 50: Pre-K-12 education in California graded low
Sophie Nguyen, Audrey Baime, and Clark Owens

California. 5th largest economy in the world. 37th state in Pre-K-12 education.  According to the 2024 US News and World Report, California’s...

In this photo illustration, a student is coloring in a coloring book provided by the Wellness Center.
New paths to support: The shift in LGBTQ+ resources at GBHS
Rachel Guo, Sophie Nguyen, and Chloe Brown

Two parents meet up with Pastor Casey Martinez-Tinnin in hopes to find resources for their transgender child. Unknown to Tinnin, this call was...

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Sophie Nguyen, Andrei Felt, and Audrey Baime

Four hours of scrolling on TikTok a day. Although this statistic is just one sample of the amount of time a GBHS student spends on TikTok, this...

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Sports
Schauer is a sophomore here at GBHS. His favorite memory from working as a coach for Next Level is meeting his team for the first time. He said that they were very enthusiastic and surprisingly easy to work with despite them being kindergarteners.
Beyond the Game: NextLevel Football at GBHS
Ashley Flynn, Photographer
Chasing victory: JV Grizzlies vs DSHS Blue Devils
Chasing victory: JV Grizzlies vs DSHS Blue Devils
Celine, Kar
Photo Courtesy of Charlie Beater
Final Race for Cross Country Seniors
Gavin Perisol, Staff Writer
Photo Courtesy of Levi Bussey
Athlete of the Month : Levi Bussey
Alex Speak, Assistant Editor
GBTV Video Bulletin 2.14.25 - Season 27 - Episode 31
GBTV Video Bulletin 2.14.25 – Season 27 – Episode 31
Opinion
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graphic credits: Audrey Baime
The Importance of Questioning Your Beliefs: How Social Media has led us to believe we are the ones in the right
Features
The walls of the classroom are covered in art exercises from all kinds of students. These eyes were drawn by the Art 2 students.
Behind the painting: AP Art, IB Art and more
Lily Giles, Staff Photographer

One of the band's biggest and most important instruments is the Trombone. This section consists mostly of new member Freshmen including Reva Vallurupi, Kyle Vadnais, Lily Brooks, Caleb Adriano and William Xiong. They also have a few returning members helping these new musicians such as Nolan Meier, Lilli Collamer and Concert band members Keith Vance and Niko Kartvelli. These hardworking musicians have been working extremely hard since July in their Band Camp and performing their best. In this photo, these musicians are all practicing their important parts and are preparing for their teacher Lewis to call the band and rehearse together as a whole. "It's fun, because we are all good friends...and we all like to help and support each other," Lily Brooks said, "I usually distance myself so I don't get stressed out, I'll warm up and breathe so I'm chill."
How the GBHS band students prepare for concerts
Nolan Meier, Photography staffer

                   

Bacharach with her close English teacher friend Shannon McCann.
Kay Bacharach is Back!
Claire Richardson, Staff Writer

Disclaimer: Even though she is teaching for this semester, she is technically still retired, but when the classes are over, she will be back...

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Tick tock. Your time has ended, TikTok. (Or has it…)
Sophie Nguyen, Andrei Felt, and Audrey Baime

Four hours of scrolling on TikTok a day. Although this statistic is just one sample of the amount of time a GBHS student spends on TikTok, this...

Entertainment
Quentin Bennett, better known as Chef Q, standing in front of his restaurant.
Behind the Apron: Chef Q
Anya Castro, Staff Writer
Photo Courtesy of Mulvaney's B&L
Michelin Made Easy: A Journey Through Sacramento’s Fine Dining Scheme: Mulvaney’s B&L and The Slow Food Movement
Adiva Mittal, Staff Writer
Top (left to right): Chloe, Andrei, Alex, Emily, Samantha. Bottom (left to right): Sophie, Rachel, Audrey, Esha
The Granite Bay Today guide to the holidays
Esha Suhag and Andrei Felt
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From the Spotlight to the Soul: Rosé’s “Rosie” Captures the Duality of Love and Pain
Priscilla Sharifie, Staff Writer
Bounds Broken
In Chinese mythology, these lions represent joy and good fortune. Similarly in Vietnam, these lions display strength and courage.
The Ahmadi family celebrating Nowruz in Sacramento in March Photo courtesy of Nadia Ahmadi
The Miss Hmong California Pageant highlights the beauty, talent and cultural pride of young women in the Hmong community.
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GBTV Video Bulletin
GBTV Video Bulletin 2.14.25 - Season 27 - Episode 31
GBTV Video Bulletin 2.14.25 – Season 27 – Episode 31

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GBTV Roar Report 2.12.25 – Season 27 – Episode 30

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GBTV Video Bulletin 2.6.25 -Season 27 – Episode 29

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Granite Bay Gazette, December 2024, Vol. 27, Issue 1
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Granite Bay Gazette, Feb. 2024, Vol. 26, Issue 1
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