This Week’s Issue
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1.5KGilroy’s Martin Ranch Winery is Only Getting Better
Owners Thérèse and Dan Martin have been in the biz for 25 years
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2.3KWooden Nickel Bar and Grill Spans Generations
The locals gathering spot is described as a melting pot for the city of Watsonville.
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1.5K1After a Long Wait, Mentone Delivers on Every Level
The sleek and modern Aptos eatery is a hit.
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1.1KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: June 9-15
Ballet, film festivals and a library opening
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1.1KSanta Cruz Singer-Songwriter Maia Rowan Releases Debut Album
‘Fantasy’ came out of surprise Memphis recording session
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1.4KOpinion: What’s So Funny About Vegans?
How comedy can help us with our lifestyle choices
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1.1KLetter to the Editor: Free Community College Tuition
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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2.4K3Santa Cruz Comic DNA: Why So Many Comedians Are Going Vegan
Santa Cruz’s Vegan Comedy Show seemed niche—now it seems prescient
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1.4K1In Santa Cruz County, Illegal Fireworks Are Booming
With the Fourth of July looming and wildfire risk high, what can be done?
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1.5KSanta Cruz Councilmember First to Jump Into Supe Race
Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson will run to replace County Supervisor Ryan Coonerty
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1.2KWith Recall Launching, PVUSD Trustee Acosta Deems Effort ‘Witch Hunt’
Committee to Recall Georgia Acosta begins gathering signatures
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1.2KRob Brezsny’s Astrology: June 9-15
It's time we celebrate our grandmothers
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1.4KRyan Alfaro Carries On Family Tradition With Farm Cottage Wines
2019 Trout Gulch Vineyard Pinot Noir is a delicious mouthful
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1.4KWhy Charlie Hong Kong is Santa Cruz’s Street-Food King
Midtown favorite combines cheap-eat prices with quality ingredients
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1.4KSanta Cruz Restaurant Scene Returns as Barceloneta Bounces Back
Why we love tapas and Taco Tuesday
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1.2KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: June 2-8
Film festivals, poetry readings, and more things to do in the week ahead
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1.1KPost-Communist Bride Goes West in Santa Cruz Author’s Social Satire
Book 'The Wife Who Wasn’t' is a clever snapshot of East and West contradictions
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Letter to the Editor: From Education to Action
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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870Opinion: Giving Recognition and Modern Meaning to a Legacy
Exploring little-known history with a fascinating character
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2.1K3Kickboxing Guru Billy Prusinowski Works to Revive a Lost Legacy
Billy Prusinowski pays homage to 1930s World Middleweight Champion Babe Risko
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1.4KAs Mountain Residents Unite, Officials Warn: ‘Leave Firefighting to Pros’
Fire officials worry for safety of residents who tackle flames themselves
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1.3KFamily, Friends Remember San Jose Shooting Victim Alex Fritch
San Lorenzo Valley High School alumnus killed in shooting at Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: June 2-8
Free will astrology for the week of June 2
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1.2KEquinox Wines’ Celebration-Worthy Reserve Cuvée Ultra Brut 2016
This beautiful Reserve Cuvée is aged for 32 months
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1.4K1Sid’s Smokehouse Offers Family-Friendly Sports Bar Vibe
Sid's is much more than a barbecue spot
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1.3KWestside Dining Spot Copal Evokes Mezcal Dreams
Copal delivers the goods visually
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1.1KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: May 26-June 1
Magic shows, Memorial Day gatherings, and more things to do in the week ahead
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959Lille Aeske’s May Day Festival Goes Live and In Person
May Day Festival will be held outside across two stages at Hallcrest Vineyards
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1.4KFilm Review: ‘Dream Horse’ is Irresistible Tale of Plucky Underdogs
True story is delicious antidote to uncertain times
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Letter to the Editor: Greenway Vision
A letter to the editor of Good Times
