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New Soft-Serve Set to Make “Ripples” in Conifer
Conifer Community Rallies Together to Support Firefighters Battling Quarry Fire

Conifer Community Rallies Together to Support Firefighters Battling Quarry Fire

August 11, 2024

Loud and Proud: Conifer Spirit Week

Loud and Proud: Conifer Spirit Week

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Limited Practices, Limited Improvement

Limited Practices, Limited Improvement

April 10, 2024

Boys Lacrosse; Tearing Up The Turf

Boys Lacrosse; Tearing Up The Turf

April 9, 2024

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Mary Evers
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JJ Madwell’s following its closure. The closing of JJ Madwell’s marks the end of one of the oldest businesses in the Conifer area. However, it seems as though Tony Buccelli, the former owner of JJ Madwell's, may not be done yet, as some say that he already has plans for the future. “He’s thinking of coming to work at the school… Or he's gonna go into construction with some of his friends,” sophomore and Tony’s daughter Payton Buccelli said.
New Soft-Serve Set to Make “Ripples” in Conifer
Erich Bohn and Macallan Barber • September 6, 2024

     For 17 Years, the Buccelli family has owned JJ Madwell’s, an Italian...

Sophomore NAHS Member Enji Jensen paints the senior mural. This year’s senior mural is an underwater theme, featuring jellyfish, whales, bubbles, and other underwater creatures. Seniors’ fingerprints are meant to resemble fish, forming a school of fish following the large whales. “It takes a lot of people and a lot of planning,” Enji said.
A Lasting Legacy: Conifer Seniors Leave Their Mark
May 3, 2024
Colagelo was a former math teacher who now works in the learning center to help kids achieve their academic goals and prepare them for tests. When they go here they can get help with many different subjects depending on the teachers that are there during different hours. “It's nice working with students in different perspectives as in like, I'm not the official math teacher, so I get to have different conversations with them about all subjects and I really get to know my students,” Colangelo said.
Learning Center Discovered
May 2, 2024
Graduation '24. Hear words of wisdom from a few seniors just before the ceremony began.