News
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150Letter to the Editor: Give Us Housing Options
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Random Acts of Kindness
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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103Opinion: Reject Anti-Vax Hoaxing
Don’t let unscrupulous extremists hijack local media
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237As Salmon and Squid Seasons Rebound, New Questions
Fishermen urge more attention to sustainability in local waters
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326New Covid Measures in Wake of Outbreak at Felton Show
SLV businesses temporarily close, promoters want proof of vaccination
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155New Wave of Fatal Overdoses in Santa Cruz County
Health officials are warning of a possible outbreak of fentanyl-laced narcotics hitting the streets.
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951Former SLVUSD Teacher Won’t Have to Register as Sex Offender After Guilty Plea
Plea comes with six months home arrest
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578Covid-19 Outbreak Linked to Show at Felton Music Hall
At least four concertgoers have tested positive for the novel coronavirus
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Letter to the Editor: Take a Stand Against Gender Violence
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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414Opinion: How Creative Expression Heals
After more than a year of mounting pandemic pressures, we all need an outlet
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721Red Tape and ‘Shadow Debt’ are Pushing Renters to the Edge
Despite the promise of increased assistance, roadblocks remain
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1.3KAlarming Incidents Fuel Tannery Backlash Against Encampment
Explosions, drugs and fire threat lead residents to speak out against neighboring homeless camp
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666Strawberry Commission Reports Healthy Fruit, High Demand
As the effects of Covid-19 wane, strawberries have bounced back, and are now more popular than ever.
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609Annual Sculpture Exhibit Returns to Sierra Azul Nursery
Pajaro Valley Arts’ annual “Sculpture Is” exhibit returns for the 15th year.
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891Monterey Bay Birding Festival Canceled Again
Festival has been mothballed for the second year in a row due to pandemic complications.
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5941Two arrested in Santa Cruz Black Lives Matter mural vandalism
Santa Cruz police arrested two men suspected of vandalizing a large Black Lives Matter mural in Santa Cruz on Saturday by making...
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759Calls Mount for Sutter to Continue Urgent Care in Scotts Valley
Sutter says it will still offer same-day appointments in Scotts Valley.
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671Bonny Doon Art Tour Returns this Month
For many artists, Levy says, the tour will be the first time they will have displayed their work since the fires and...
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735Pop-up Covid Vaccine Clinics Bring Shots to the Valley
The vaccine is being offered at no cost to residents who might otherwise have forgone it altogether
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592New Downtown Mural Honors Watsonville’s Top Crop
Jessica Carrasco, Mateo Gonzalez (aka Primo) and Paul De Worken started work on the massive three-panel wall of Laundry Day laundromat this...
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581Watsonville Hospital Announces New CEO
Steven Salyer, who has 14 years of leadership experience in hospitals throughout the U.S., started the position on July 6.
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641Santa Cruz County Health Officials Urge Public to Get Vaccinated
A group of high-ranking medical care providers and officials on Thursday gathered to get a single message out to the public.
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645
Letter to the Editor: We’re Not Keeping Up
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Put a Price On It
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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518Opinion: The Importance of Representation
What the Rise Together coalition can teach us—and other communities, too
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1.0KHow Santa Cruz County Schools’ Vaccine Push Paid Off
Education officials put together a model vaccination campaign for teachers and other staff
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731Cotoni-Coast Dairies Approved for Monument Designation
North County property moves a step closer to opening to the public.
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755SLVWD Plans $10 per Month Increase to Fund CZU Rebuild
District working on winning support for a proposed surcharge.
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789Skypark Set for Needed Facelift, Could be Open Within Weeks
Renovations have begun at Scotts Valley’s main community green space, used for organized sports, family outings and special events.
