This Week’s Issue
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603Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Oct. 6-12
Bestselling author Gary Paulsen at Bookshop Santa Cruz, downtown Santa Cruz Antique Faire, Evergreen Cemetery history tours and more
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620Open Studios Returns with 55 Newbies, its Largest Freshman Class Ever
New Open Studios artist Hildy Bernstein mixed-media work uses photography and digital art
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601Whitney, Devendra Banhart and the Cass McCombs Band Pepper Santa Cruz with Live Music
Three very different options for live music come to the Rio and Moe’s Alley
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586Letter to the Editor: Local Benefits Are Obvious
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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507
Letter to the Editor: Not So Hellish
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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564Opinion: A Very Santa Cruz Export
Capturing the spirit of Women on Waves
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1.1KWhy Capitola’s Women on Waves is More Than Just a Surf Contest
Local event goes international with a focus on inclusion, conservation and community
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694Nonprofit Semillitas Aims to Open College Savings Accounts for Every Santa Cruz County Newborn
Semillitas teamed up with Dientes, a nonprofit that makes dental services accessible to low-income patients
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772Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: Oct. 6-12
Free will astrology for the week of Oct. 6
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612Beauregard Vineyards’ Lost Weekend Old Vine Field Blend 2020 Represents Survival
Vines that the CZU Lightning Complex fire had surrounded were used to make Lost Weekend
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554Jalisco has Become a Watsonville Staple, Serving Up Homemade Mexican Classics
For nearly 40 years, Jalisco owner Stella Roma has delivered quality and comfort to diners
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635Venus Spirits Cocktails & Kitchen Flies High with Taste and Service
This year, the Homeless Garden Project is partnering with Growing the Table
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6931
Letter to the Editor: No Benefit for Locals
Re: “Great Wet Hope” (GT, 9/15): Thanks for publishing the well-researched and informative article by Erin Malsbury about the water situation in...
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673
Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Sept. 29-Oct. 5
The Art of the Grateful Dead Community, explore biodiversity at the UCSC Arboretum, coastal walks and more.
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649The Jewel Theatre Returns with ‘Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle’
Physics and comedy collide in Simon Stephens’ play
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761Santa Cruz County’s Inaugural BBQueer (Black, Brown and Queer) Fest
The debut of the multi-day dance and arts event showcases BIPOC/LGBTQ talent throughout Santa Cruz County.
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579Opinion: Santa Cruz’s Untold Stories
When local worlds collide
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2.1K1Santa Cruz’s Lara Love Hardin Used Writing and Comedy to get from the Depths of Addiction to Literary Fame
In just under a decade, Lara Love Hardin—the COO and editorial director of small Santa Cruz publishing house Idea Architects—went from the...
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970Capitola Closes in on First Affordable Housing Project in Nearly a Decade
Housing advocates offer advice to hopeful city manager Jamie Goldstein
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1.7K1Who Really Supports Affordable Housing in Downtown Santa Cruz?
Mixed-use library project continues to deepen divide in progressive politics
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Free will astrology for the week of Sept. 29
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666Climate Activists Protest Banks Supporting Line 3 Pipeline Replacement
Wells Fargo and Chase banks loan billions to Enbridge Inc.
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1.0KBottle Jack Winery Proves that Tasty Malbec Doesn’t Always Come From Argentina
Plus, the annual Gourmet Grazing on the Green fundraiser and two Sicilian rosé wines
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942Soquel’s Sunrise Café Offers Good Eats and Good Tunes
Popular breakfast and lunch fare pairs nicely with side of jazz
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962Innovative Cocktails and Fresh Seafood Fuel Capitola’s Paradise Beach Grille
More Michelin kudos for David Kinch and Aptos Village’s Mentone
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716
Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Sept. 22-28
Climate Justice march and rally, tour one of California’s oldest cemeteries, Food Truck Friday and more
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1.1KTodd Barry Brings His Brand of Alt-Comedy to the Catalyst Atrium
Offbeat, deadpan, wry—Todd Barry’s humor has been given many labels throughout his 20-year career
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1.1KUkulele Prodigy Jake Shimabukuro’s Mind-Blowing Show Hits the Rio
No one conjures up musical magic from the ukulele like Hawaiian Jake Shimabukuro
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863
Letter to the Editor: Water Needs Immediate Fix
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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815
Letter to the Editor: Oh No, Not the Midtown Debate
A letter to the editor of Good Times
