This Week’s Issue
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2.2KHow Gulch Attracted A Rabid Following For Its Merch and Music
Gulch’s music is having a breakout moment in the national scene
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1.4KA Versatile, Vivacious Pinot Gris 2019 from Assiduous Wines
This wine is bursting with minerality and crisp pear-apple-peach qualities
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1.5KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: Aug. 26-Sept. 1
Community resilience discussions, Salsa Suelta, and more things to do virtually
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1.5KOpinion: Aug. 26, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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2.0K1Debate Brews Over Residents Who Won’t Evacuate During Fire
Some residents stay to defend their homes amid the CZU Lightning Complex fire
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1.4KPandemic Forces Radical Reimagining of What Theater Can Be
Shutdown of live performances has presented a series of daunting challenges
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1.2KDavid Kinch Says Restaurants Should End ‘Archaic Tipping System’
Kinch calls for restaurants to ask patrons to help cover true costs of dining out
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1.2KRob Brezsny’s Astrology: Aug. 26-Sept. 1
Free will astrology for the week of Aug. 26
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1.4KBonny Doon’s Dan Frechette Loses Studio to the Fire
Singer-songwriter Dan Frechette recorded 33 albums in his shed, now lost to the fire
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1.2KVilla del Monte Winery’s Smooth Merlot Reserve 2010
Hints of blackberry, cherry and blueberry enhance this smooth Merlot
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1.7KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: Aug. 19-25
Learn about bird behavior, join a book club, and find more things to do
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1.4KOpinion: Aug. 19, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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2.0KLocal Gyms Get Creative to Keep Members Safe and Fit
Gyms turn to outdoor setups, virtual classes, and loaning out equipment to keep members
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1.9KHow the Health Crisis Could Empower a Healing Shift
Facing one’s own mortality is its own motivating factor for a shift to healthy habits
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1.4KAn Overdose, New Services and Uncertainty on Homelessness
A look inside an expanded syringe program and a new camp
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: Aug. 19-25
Free will astrology for the week of Aug. 19
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1.3KVenus Spirits Cocktails and Kitchen Opens for Outdoor Dining, Takeout
Plus, Soif and La Posta are now offering outdoor dining
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1.1KHow Wolf Jett Finds Redemption in Troubling Times
Band is releasing singles off their debut album
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1.3KThe Orange Peels Rerelease Breakthrough 1997 Album ‘Square’
Record was a hit with ’90s indie-rock fans who loved salty-sweet Beatles-pop
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1.3KCensus Begins Final Count With Door-to-Door Visits
Census can also be filled out via mail, phone, or online
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1.3KSante Arcangeli Family Wines’ Tantalizing Pinot Noir 2018
Don't miss this winemaker's splendid Chardonnays and delicious Rosé of Pinot
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1.6KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: Aug. 12-18
Join Coffee Outside, check out the Makers Market, and find more things to do
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1.4KOpinion: Aug. 12, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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2.6K5Remembering Santa Cruz Jazz Great Don McCaslin
Don McCaslin was the tireless Jazz King of Santa Cruz’s bohemian heyday
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: Aug. 12-18
Free will astrology for the week of Aug. 12
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1.3KSanta Cruz’s First Black Lives Matter Month Leaves Activists Disappointed
Activists call out racist incidents and hate crimes as they continue working toward change
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1.5KExploring the Mountainous Burger at West End Tap and Kitchen
Plus, more Santa Cruz restaurants add outdoor dining
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1.2KDirty Cello Finds Unique Ways to Play During the Pandemic
Roots-rock band Dirty Cello has played for Facebook ads and zoo animals
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1.1KStockwell’s Luscious 2013 Syrah Riverstar Vineyards
Plus, learn more about the origin of the Boardwalk Blonde
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1.6KThings To Do (Virtually) in Santa Cruz: Aug. 5-11
Cabrillo Music Festival, Naturalist Night, and more things to do virtually
