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40Letter to the Editor: Just Google It
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Let Us Choose
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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58Opinion: A Positive Outlook on Health and Fitness
Also, last week to vote for Best of Santa Cruz County
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178Three Local Fitness Entrepreneurs Betting Our Drive to Health is Here to Stay
The pandemic has been a trying time for gyms, but the opening of three new, very different fitness spots suggests that may...
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153Sizing Up California’s New Police Reform Laws
Reform advocates and law enforcement heads question whether they’ll bring real change
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104Will UCSC Make Its Target Date for In-Person Learning?
Students and faculty plan return to campus on Jan. 31
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142Strike Averted as SEIU Local 521 Reaches Agreement with County
The union that represents some 1,600 County of Santa Cruz employees has averted a strike after hammering out a tentative agreement during...
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516On Voting Rights, Democrats Say They Had to Go Down Swinging
Dems distressed by growing trend of Republican-led states imposing balloting restrictions aimed at reducing participation by minority voters
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420Efforts to Rein in Big Tech May Be Running Out of Time
Several bills have withered amid disagreements over how to balance protecting consumers while encouraging the growth of Silicon Valley
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288As Build Back Better Plan Stalls, Scotts Valley Digs Into Piggy Bank
Scotts Valley residents assumed that when schools went back to in-person learning, all the other programs would return as well
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387Anonymous Donor Gifts Horse to CASA Santa Cruz
The 16-year-old rescue horse, Rooster, is making many new friends from CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Santa Cruz
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413County Park to Honor Sheriff’s Deputy
The major renovation of Willowbrook County Park will include a memorial to fallen Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller
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324Councilman Estrada Will Not Seek Reelection
The Watsonville city councilman made the announcement during Thursday night’s special meeting
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359Covid-19 Surge at County’s Main Jail
55 inmates and seven guards have tested positive for Covid-19 at Santa Cruz County's Main Jail
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458IN PHOTOS: Finding Home
The flooding of the San Lorenzo River forced many from the Benchlands’ homeless encampment
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234Biden Administration Announces Plan to Spend Billions to Prevent Wildfires
The federal Agriculture Department said in a statement that it would take measures to reduce the danger of catastrophic fires in dozens...
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555Omicron Is in Retreat
The percentage of cases causing severe illness is much lower than it was with the delta variant
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395South County’s Potential New Representative Drums Up Support
Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren visits Salinas Valley and receives nod from Congressman Jimmy Panetta and Assemblymember Robert Rivas
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311PV Arts Opens Annual Fundraising Exhibit
'Take Aways: Art to Go!' features a variety of work by 73 artists, most of them locals from Watsonville and surrounding areas
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3541Proposed Healthcare District Gets Financial Boost
The urgency legislation has passed through the Senate and received unanimous support by the Assembly Local Government Committee
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408Second Claim Filed in Aptos High Stabbing
The student, referred to in the claim as G.S., died after being attacked by two students
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Letter to the Editor: Good Food, No Vitamins
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Spectrum Analysis
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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344Opinion: A Different Kind of Firefighting Story
Up close and personal with an intense training experience
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Barring Agreement, County Employees Will Strike On Jan. 25
Union officials say that the strike would begin on Jan. 25 at 8am
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805City Closes Depot Park Encampment, People Return to Benchlands
On Tuesday, the city of Santa Cruz closed a temporary homeless encampment at Depot Park
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7532Supes to Explore Independent Oversight for Sheriff’s Office
Move comes amid controversies at the Santa Cruz Main Jail
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7022Can Santa Cruz County Build Hundreds of Mandated New Housing Units?
County officials question legitimacy of methodology used by the Department of Housing and Community Development
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694Sempervirens Fund Plans to Grow Big Basin State Park By 153 Acres
The Sempervirens Fund—a group instrumental in the creation of Big Basin State Park over 120 years ago—plans to buy property bordering the...
