Posts By Hugh McCormick
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NewsClosure of Second Story Worries Local Mental-Health Advocates
Santa Cruz to lose only alternative to inpatient psychiatric hospitalization
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Cover StoriesA Complete Guide to Disc Golf in Santa Cruz
Meet the pros and discover the courses in the world capital of the sport
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ColumnsOne Man’s Quest to Become More Literate in Body Language
How a sea change in posture can change your world
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Santa Cruz Weekly NewsStone Bill Protecting Groves and Monarchs a Big Hit
Assemblymember’s $3 million bill preserving and restoring habitat for pollinators is breezing through the legislature
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Last Week's IssueWhat a UCSC Lecturer Learns from Syrian Refugees
Tony Hoffman leads a double life, bouncing back and forth from Lebanon, where spends time in refugee camps
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ColumnsIs Barre the Next Zumba?
Our writer goes out on a limb to try the hottest new trend in fitness classes
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NewsWhy Isn’t There a Train to San Jose?
One writer’s search for the abandoned train tunnels through the Santa Cruz Mountains
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Columns‘Transcending Madness’ Workshop Presents Holistic Tools for Mental Health
Meditation guru Bill Scheffel leads workshop alongside Santa Cruz’s Annica Rose and Aleksandra Wolska
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Cover StoriesComplete Guide to Santa Cruz Burger Week 2.0
Santa Cruz Burger Week is Feb. 21-27—and here are all the juicy details
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NewsThe Rise of Pickleball in Santa Cruz County
How the sport that no one had heard is taking off in Santa Cruz
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NewsBitcoin Takes Off in Santa Cruz
As digital money explodes, so does the Santa Cruz Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Meetup
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NewsAs Eucalyptus Monarch Grove Ages, Butterflies Face Risks
A parasite is ravaging west coast monarch butterflies, and some gardeners aren’t helping
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Cover StoriesThe Secrets of UCSC’s Trail System
Hiking in Santa Cruz just got better, and more weird
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NewsAnimal Shelter Steps Up Off-Leash Patrols
Officers give out more warnings on beaches and tickets as dog parks thrive
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NewsWhy Aren’t Monarch Butterflies Listed As Endangered?
Santa Cruz’s winter populations have dropped by 97 percent, as food and habitat disappear
