PDF Converter For Web Site Pages

Hello. I am new to using a Mac. My need is to convert web pages to PDF (specifically news articles from one particular site from which I have permission to do so!). I am used to using Adobe Acrobat at my office, but just can't afford it on my own nickle. There are so many PDF utilities in the App store that they make my head spin!
I am very appreciative for suggestions on a decent PDF converter that is Acrobat-like but not as expensive. The reviews on the free ones seem to warn me against trying them, so I'm really not adverse to paying for one. I hope to spend around $50 max if possible.
Many thanks for your help!
- Marty

SP, yes, your suggestion worked like a charm. Plus I can delete trailing pages that I no longer need. Since I completely lost my pride when I hit 50, I can say "duh" on behalf of yourself and everyone reading this.
Many thanks for your help!
- m.

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>and
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>and
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