This Week’s Issue
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1.0KLetter to the Editor: Council’s Tax is Regressive
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: How Green is that Concrete?
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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1.3KOpinion: Is Nature Really Healing?
A closer look at the real effects of the pandemic on our natural world
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3.6K1How the Hush of Pandemic Lockdown Changed Wildlife Behavior
Researchers find big shifts in mountain lions and songbirds
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1.7KCivil Grand Jury Grills County, Cal Fire on Wildfires
Investigations also lead to calls for increased jail oversight, improved pesticide notifications
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2.0KCoalition Calls for Rule Changes on Pesticides
Agricultural fields are currently fumigated without having to notify nearby residents
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1.5KRob Brezsny’s Astrology: July 7-13
Free will astrology for the week of July 7
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1.6KBeauregard Vineyards Opens Slow Coast Wine Bar
The Davenport location will serve as auxiliary tasting room and event space
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2.1KRed Apple Café Delivers Quality, Service and Hospitality
The Aptos gem has served multiple generations since 1988
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1.6KBad Animal Brings Back its Cafe
Reopened book/cafe features “endless delights”
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1.1KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: June 30-July 6
Greater Purpose Comedy, Westside Marketplace, and more things to do in the week ahead
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4.4K3New Chateau Liberté Documentary Chronicles a Local Legend
Santa Cruz Mountains spot was a haven for hippies, bikers and famous rock bands in the ’60s and ’70s
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Letter to the Editor: A Much-Needed Police Reform
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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1.1KOpinion: Bringing the Human Factor Back to Baseball
New book on Pedro Gomez shows why he should be a model for reform in the sport
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2.8KNew Book Lays Out the Legacy of Baseball’s Pedro Gomez
Bay Area sportswriter and ESPN personality had a huge impact on the people in the game
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2.9KNew Report Shows Santa Cruz County’s Demographic Division
State of the Workforce highlights a number of disparities between north and south
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: June 30-July 6
Free will astrology for the week of June 30
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1.7KMadson Wines Crafts a Truly Unique Bottle for its Pinot Noir 2019
Excellent vintage comes in an art piece handmade by Drake Bialecki of Pacific Stone Pottery
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2.0KLittle Tampico is a Local Tradition in Downtown Soquel
Founded more than 50 years ago, Mid-County fixture offers authentic Mexican cuisine in a creekside setting
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1.9KAbbott Square Returns to Form—and Locals Notice
With its central, open-air location and many dining and drink options, it’s once again the place to be
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1.2KThings to Do in Santa Cruz: June 23-29
Adaptive Skate Day, virtual magic shows and more things to do in the week ahead
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1.3KMichael Gaither’s Pandemic Gig Helped Local Music Fans Through Lockdown
His song, “See You on the Other Side” won first place in the great American Song Contest in the singer/songwriter category
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Letter to the Editor: We Can Do Better
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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1.2KOpinion: Live Music is Back
In a place like Santa Cruz, where live music is such a vital part of our community, that’s a beautiful thing.
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3.2K2Live Music Makes a Comeback in Santa Cruz County
Venues reopen, but there are still plenty of unanswered questions
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2.1KAdministrators Face ‘Learning Loss’ as Schools Prepare to Open
This “learning loss” has affected students in every age demographic, from elementary through high school.
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: June 23-29
Free will astrology for the week of June 23
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1.6KWrights Station 2019 Pinot Gris is Flavorful White Wine with Richness and Body
The 2019 Pinot Gris is easy to like because of its versatility and zesty acidity.
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1.9KHome Provides Ambiance and Eclectic Dining in Soquel
Launched by chef and owner Brad Briske, Home features local seasonal ingredients and head-to-tail butchery.
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1.6KThe Interesting History of Birichino’s 2019 Chardonnay Santa Cruz Mountains Grapes
Birichino is having a moment, as the winery’s varietals explore ever-more-satisfying creative territory.
