This Week’s Issue
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643Opinion: Nerds Unite at Nerdville!
Exploring the importance of Watsonville’s mini-comic-con
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2.1KWhy Nerdville, Watsonville’s First Comic-Con Event, Matters
Debut of mini-comic-con on Sept. 26 comes amid wave of violence in South County
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1.0K1Watsonville Lawsuit Appealing At-Large Elections Set Precedent for California Cities to Move to District Elections
The city of Santa Cruz is considering a switch to district elections to ensure its population is represented fairly
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944San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District Accepts Resignation of Educator Being Investigated for Sexual Misconduct
Over the past several months, many SLVUSD educators have been investigated for allegations of sexual abuse
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1.6KRob Brezsny’s Astrology: Sept. 22-28
Free will astrology for the week of Sept. 22
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1.0KSilver Mountain Vineyards’ Oscar’s Wild Red 2012 Pays Homage to a Beloved Canine
Oscar’s Wild Red is a Merlot-dominant Bordeaux-style blend with a peppery tang
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1.1KThe Tyrolean Inn has Served Authentic Bavarian Cuisine in the Santa Cruz Mountains for 45 years
The Ben Lomond restaurant brings diners a slice of traditional German culture in traditional garb
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946From Sea to Sky Farm Squashes to Holey Roller Bagels, the Season is Bountiful for Local Farmers Markets
Plus, the Mountain Parks Foundation Lobster Feed and Katherine Stern’s Bad Animal is Back
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807Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Sept. 15-21
Virtual movie night, community drumming, downtown Santa Cruz Farmers’ Market and more
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1.2KBizarro Art-Rock Heroes The Residents Celebrate 50 Years of Weirdness at the Rio
The longtime experimental outfit has kept the identities of individual members unknown since they began
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877Santa Cruz Punk Supergroup Seized Up Plays Release Party at Moe’s Alley
Released in the pandemic, debut album ‘Brace Yourself’ finally gets a proper release
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957The Santa Cruz Mountain Sol Festival at Roaring Camp Meadows in Felton Returns
The solid two-day lineup features Ben Harper, Michael Franti and Spearhead and Dumpstaphunk
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1.1KAmericana Singer-Songwriter Darrell Scott Performs Kuumbwa Jazz Center Sept. 19
The Dixie Chicks’ rendition of Darrell Scott’s “Long Time Gone” reached No. 2 on the country music charts
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799Letter to the Editor: What is ‘Sustainable’?
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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1.0K9Letter to the Editor: Keep Train Option
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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676Opinion: Santa Cruz Wakes Up to Water Issues
Current drought already having a concerning effect on our ecosystem
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1.4KBonny Doon Community Members Protest a Convicted Rapist’s Release into Their Neighborhood
The community fears dangerous sex offender Michael Cheek could strike again once released
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1.6KLitter Complaints Continue to Spark Debate Surrounding the Santa Cruz RV Parking Ordinance
The city’s RV parking concerns is a symptom of larger issues: homlessness and poverty in Santa Cruz
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: Sept. 15-21
Free will astrology for the week of Sept. 15
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1.1KIt’s Always Summer with Stockwell Cellars’ Pinot Grigio Orange 2018
Like most Pinot Grigios, Stockwell’s pairs perfectly with meats and cheeses
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1.1KThe Point Kitchen and Bar Serves Up Heaping Portions of Versatility
When co-owner/head chef Erasmo “Lamo'' García took over the steakhouse, he added Latin-inspired flavors
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1.1KTaste and Learn from Home with La Posta’s Home Italian Wine Series
Plus, Santa Cruz indie coffee fave Lulu Carpenter’s opens new locale and more Michelin honors for Mentone and Alderwood
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808Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Sept. 8-14
Antique Faire in Downtown Santa Cruz, rising singer-songwriter Anthony Ayra at Felton Music Hall and more
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1.2KNew Guy Clark Documentary ‘Without Getting Killed or Caught’ Opens Sept. 15 at the Rio
Tamara Saviano’s film delves deep into the life and art of Guy Clark, revealing a lot that even diehard fans may have...
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8671
Letter to the Editor: Cyclists Were Lawless
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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917
Letter to the Editor: Re-Think Medical Development in Live Oak
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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617Opinion: The Unofficial Americana Issue
Taking a close look at two music legends this week
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1.6K1Folk Icon, Storyteller, Cowboy Ramblin’ Jack Elliott to Perform Moe’s Alley Sept. 23
90-year-old Renaissance Man Ramblin’ Jack has many more chapters of his life yet to be written
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1.2KSeveral Santa Cruz County Renters Hope for Assistance as Eviction Moratoriums are Set to Expire Sept. 30
Starting Nov. 1, landlords can take tenants to small claims court for outstanding rent payments
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1.6KCommunity Stunned Following the Fatal Stabbing of a 17-Year-Old Aptos High Student
The unprecedented on-campus ‘gang-involved’ murder has ignited a call to upgrade safety measures in PVUSD schools
