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newspaper cover For the Week of
September 5-12, 2001

Cover: Painter of Lite
How local painter Thomas Kinkade turned his brushes to the lite side--and made a mint comforting the masses with images of safety and home.


News: Nüz
Metro Santa Cruz team paddles to first (and last) in its division in the Aloha Outrigger Races.


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Bruce Bratton: Senate redistricting will divide Santa Cruz; the Downtown Area Residents Association; this week's movies.

Work: Such a Deal!

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Sights & Sounds: The Expendables nail the essence of the Santa Cruz surf-punk sound.

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The Ultimate Taco: Tacos Moreno, still creating world-class taqueria fare, is another reason not to pull up stakes and leave town.

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Fall's Well: Look beyond the generic autumn sonatas, and there are some promising films coming to theaters this season.

Pair Bonding: Acting couples air loads of dirty emotional laundry in 'Anniversary Party.'

Citizen Kael: Richard von Busack recalls the impact of film critic Pauline Kael.


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