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1.9K1Former Tech Engineer Launches New Food Venture, Mala’s Spices
A search for a new career brought Bapcha Murty back to his childhood.
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1.0KZinnia’s opening second location at Scotts Valley Hangar project
Home by Zinnia’s is the latest addition to The Hangar at Skypark
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1.2KUCSC Luminary, Institute of Marine Sciences Founder William Doyle Dies
Doyle was a founding faculty member when UCSC opened in 1965
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2.6K2Carl Gooding’s Quest to Shape A Sustainable, Inclusive Surfing World
Gooding brings a waste-not maker’s ethos to his Dawn Patrol Surfboards
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1.4K2Remembering Santa Cruzan John Tuck, Larger Than Life
Tuck was dedicated to making sure children were in safe homes for the county
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1.3KSinger-Songwriter Katie Ekin Returns to Santa Cruz and to Making Music
Writing process helped her work through emotions around a move and breakup
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2.2KColectivo Felix Partners with Great Plates to Bring Seniors Delicious Meals
Plus, Pizzeria Avanti asks for community support amid pandemic
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1.4K1Claire Braz-Valentine Honored for Work with Writers in California Prisons
Braz-Valentine helped prisoners find their literary voices
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2.2KMiches and Ceviches Grows From Humble, Online Beginnings
Food trailer serves Mexican seafood dishes and unique michelada mix
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2.0KOwners of La Perla in Watsonville Living Their ‘American Dream’
Couple launched La Perla to highlight their love of their native cuisine
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1.6K1After His Cancer Diagnosis, Jory Post Wrote Another Novel
Post’s new 'Pious Rebel' puts his virtuosity on full display
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3.2K1Freeing the Poems of Santa Cruz’s ‘Pete the Poet’
Peter McLaughlin’s poems live on with new book
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1.9KDancer and Artist Makana Goes Poet with First Hip-Hop Release
Debut EP includes four hip-hop songs, eclectic in their influences
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3.7K6Remembering Santa Cruz Jazz Great Don McCaslin
Don McCaslin was the tireless Jazz King of Santa Cruz’s bohemian heyday
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3.4KJohn Waters Does His Own Twisted Take on Self-Help
Cult director dishes on filmmaking and offers life advice in ‘Mr. Know-It-All’
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2.2KSanta Cruz Poet Gary Young’s Sons Follow in His Literary Footsteps
Jake Young and Cooper Young have both published books of poetry just like their dad
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3.3K1Jana Marcus Explores Family History and Mob Murder in ‘Line of Blood’
Book serves as requiem for author's late father Morton Marcus
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1.7KRapper Alwa Gordon Has Breakthrough on New Song ‘Loving Yourself’
Therapy leads to epiphany and the most vulnerable track Gordon has ever recorded
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3.1KChris Frantz of Talking Heads and Tom Tom Club Releases Memoir
Drummer shares his influences and dishes on Talking Heads dynamics
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3.4KBlack Lives Matter Movement Inspires New Generation of Black Activists
Meet the local organizers working to create change
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1.9KPatrice Vecchione Shares Lessons on Living a Creative Life in New Book
In her new book, poet Patrice Vecchione becomes an evangelist for the writing life
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2.0KAurore Sibley Comes to Grips With Pandemic Grief on Debut Solo Album
First album 'Book of Song' debuts on July 24
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2.6K11Santa Cruz Dance Community Mourns the Death of Sara Wilbourne
Dancer and choreographer died in early May
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2.7KThe Road Ahead for Santa Cruz’s Multitalented Anthony Arya
He has three bands, a new album, and a Stanford education awaiting—and he’s not even 18
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3.9KAs Ashtyn Davis Makes the NFL, His Father Also Has a Santa Cruz Legacy
Sean Davis' impact on the Santa Cruz community goes well beyond his past struggles with addiction
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3.2K1Fundraiser Aims to Support Santa Cruz Folk Scene’s Mary McCaslin
Donations pour in after diagnosis of progressive supranuclear palsy
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2.1K1Santa Cruz Theater Scene Pays Tribute to Bonnie Ronzio
Ronzio died of cancer three days short of her 70th birthday
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5.3K1The Artistic Reckoning of Acclaimed Santa Cruz Poet Ellen Bass
Bass’ new book ‘Indigo’ is disarmingly personal
