Posts By Elizabeth Limbach
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Seeking Balance
Measure H promises to maintain public safety funding with an increased utility tax. Is there a catch?
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Garbage Patch Kids
Santa Cruz nonprofit The Clean Oceans Project has big hopes for cleaning up trash from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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Rearranging Rape
UCSC dissolves its 30-year-old Rape Prevention Education center
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More Than Numbers
Inside the Community Assessment Project, what it means for locals and why it is important for Santa Cruz County
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A&E
The Aftermath
A Q&A with Linnaea Holgers James, owner of Artisan's Gallery, one of the 18 businesses vandalized during the May 1 riots
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Buck This?
A proposed Santa Cruz County Rodeo has some saddling up, and others up in arms
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Columns
A Weekend in Wine Country
A luxurious and tasty stay in Paso Robles
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Food & Drink
Eating for the Environment
Reducing meat consumption may just help solve the world’s environmental problems
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Keeping Santa Cruz Sexy
At 30, Camouflage still educates—and titillates
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Columns
Monterey Bay Inn
A relaxing home base for a day of play in Cannery Row
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Crime Watch on the Web
Controversial local website keeps tabs on stabbings
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Kick the Habit in 30 Days
How to break the addiction to always using cars and embrace the wild array of sustainable transportation options right in front of...
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Top of the Class
Five UC Santa Cruz innovators break the creative mold with projects destined to make a positive difference
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Columns
The Orchard Garden Hotel
San Francisco’s chic green boutique
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She Walks the Walk
A 91-year-old Capitola woman has walked more than 12,000 miles in the Senior Mall Walk program
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A&E
Articulations: What’s to Come for the Tannery Arts Center
Residents say the best is yet to come for the Tannery Arts Center. Plus: A look at the center’s funding and the...
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No Butts Allowed
Santa Cruz weighs in on the smoking ban
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Food & Drink
What’s For Lunch?
A record number of students are qualifying for the federal free lunch program; but what are we feeding them?
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Cover Stories
Money, Money
Stimulus funds are here, but where can we find the money—and how can we use it—while the economy recovers?
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Strawberry Farms Forever
Farmer of the Year talks about the history of Watsonville, agriculture, her family and more
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The Dirt on Diapers
‘Green’ diaper company wants to keep things clean
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Is Personal Rapid Transit the future of Santa Cruz transportation?
According to its advocates, PRT is not futuristic – it is here and it is now.
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Cover Stories
Do The Math
Santa Cruz prepares to dig itself out of one of the worst budget deficits in its history. Is there a trickle of...
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Cover Stories
High Tea
The inside story on the booming local kombucha business and why it’s putting Santa Cruz on the map
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On The Chopping Block?
All eyes await the fate of UCSC’s Community Studies Program
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The Issue With No Name
A glimpse of life outdoors in Santa Cruz
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Cover Stories
The Gatekeepers
With campus expansion in full swing, the UCSC trailer park lives out its years as the quintessential banana slug community
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Same-sex Marriages Continue Despite Ban
Why a handful of Santa Cruz religious leaders are keeping the wedding bells ringing
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Workers get in UC’s face over contract
With negotiations stalled at 13 months and counting, union activists are seeking out officials for public face time
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No Home Room
Pacific Collegiate and Santa Cruz City Schools have stalled in negotiations about where to put the students
