This Week’s Issue
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3.3KKSQD Celebrates One Year with Fundraising on Track
Volunteer-run radio station pulls in eclectic mix of enthusiastic radio hosts for 24-hour-a-day programming
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2.2KNuz: Shroom at the Inn and Planting a Seed to Fight Inequality
Bette Middler on Santa Cruz: it’s worth a trip!
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2.5KNight of the Living Composers Samples Unexpected Arrangements
New Music Works creates a mystery tour of chamber music
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10.0KRob Brezsny’s Astrology: Feb. 5-11
Free will astrology for the week of Feb. 5, 2020
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5.7KUnfolding a Petal in the Heart Lotus: Risa’s Stars Feb. 5-11
Esoteric astrology as news for week Feb. 5, 2020
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3.0KHawktail’s Instrumental Bluegrass Soars
The band’s following has grown thanks in part to Spotify recommendations
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3.2K2Be Our Guest: Romantic Italian Date at Tramonti
Win a voucher to Italian restaurant Tramonti
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3.1KMusic Picks: Feb. 5-11
Santa Cruz County live entertainment picks for the week of Feb. 5, 2020
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3.1KBad Animal Adds Wine School to its Offerings
The one-hour Wine School seminars will run Friday nights
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2.3KLove Your Local Band: Echoes and Artifacts
Echoes and Artifacts plays at Lille Aeske Arthouse on Saturday, Feb. 8
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2.4KAnd the Oscars Will Probably Go To …
The Academy Awards nominations are painfully white-male dominated
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2.6KThe Layered Integrity Wines 2017 Old Vine Zin
The 2017 Old Vine Zin from Lodi is a lush zinfandel
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3.0KOpinion: Jan. 29, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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4.1K5 Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Jan. 29 – Feb. 4
Organic fruit trees, 7-Layer Dip Party, a tattoo exhibit and more
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5.2K1Raiderette Mackenzie Vojvoda Puts a Different Twist on Yoga
Watsonville yoga instructor combines dance experience with holistic approach
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6.0K1Blossom’s Farmstore and Coffee Shop Offers Health-Conscious Hub
New cafe in Corralitos brings biodynamics to the people
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5.7K5Santa Cruz For Bernie Fights for Local Democratic Party’s Future
Candidates run for 17 seats in first Democratic Central Committee race in years
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2.7KCommunity Foundation Paves Way for New Sports Field
Philanthropic nonprofit got its start after devastating floods of 1982
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Nuz: Splash Goes Out with a Ripple
Wharf restaurant has “permanently closed,” but it’s also “currently remodeling”
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3.3KTheater Review: ‘The Other Place’
Confront your fears at this Jewel Theatre Company production
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology Jan. 29 – Feb. 4
Free will astrology for the week of Jan. 29, 2020
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Candlemas, Fire Festival, Blessings and Corn Dollies: Risa’s Stars Jan. 29 – Feb. 4
Esoteric astrology as news for the week of Jan. 29, 2020
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1.8KBe Our Guest: Atmosphere
Win free tickets to see Atmosphere at Catalyst on Sunday, Feb. 9
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2.4KRank Tanky Delivers Gullah-Inspired Music
Traditional music of the Gullah region gets a modern twist
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3.0KMusic Picks: Jan. 29 – Feb. 4
Santa Cruz County live entertainment picks for the week of Jan. 29, 2020
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3.9KInside the New Ser Winery Tasting Room in Aptos
The head winemaker for Bonny Doon Vineyard launches a spot for her own wines
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2.7KLove Your Local Band: Brightshine
Brightshine plays at Michaels on Main on Thursday, Jan. 30, at 7:30pm
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3.7K2Film Review: ‘Song of Names’
Fate, faith and music combine in this film from Canadian director Francois Girard
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2.6KDeVincenzi Cellars’ Voluptuous Sangiovese 2016
This family-run winery produces a striking crimson wine
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3.8KRawake Vegan Expands from Ghee-Like Spreads to Cakes
Vegan Gold isn’t ghee, but it tastes good on popcorn
