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My name is joel, born and raised in San Mateo county but recently moved to Mendocino county. I love cars. Own 2 cars. 04 sti, c-class Mercedes

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Do You Have What It Takes to Become a Leader of Wildcat Nation?

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Leadership teacher Bob Dieffenbach says students who “don't make excuses'' and “someone who has only solutions to problems” will make the best student leaders

Redwood Credit Union Offers Advice to Wildcats Hoping to Buy Their First Car

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Many high school students have dreamt of getting their first car after earning their driver's license. UHS News reached out to a Redwood Credit Union spokesperson seeking advice to Wildcats hoping to save their money and purchase their first car.

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