This Week’s Issue
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1.2KWatsonville Committee on Policing and Social Equity Aims for Change
Committee's community engagement consultant leaves, citing concerns about group's approach
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1.1K2Differing Portraits of Cabrillo College’s Namesake Emerge
School received a request to change its name in July 2020
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1.2K1Morgan Winery’s Rich, Luscious Double L Vineyard Pinot Noir
Special Pinot Noir comes from Double L Vineyard in Santa Lucia Highlands
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1.1KCheese Shop 831 Guarantees Crunchies on Your Grilled Cheese
Artisan cheese emporium carries diverse international selection
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1.5KGilda’s Carries Unique Ambience and Dining Delights Across the Years
Gilda's ambience is priceless and offers a taste of history
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1.3KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: March 17-23
Free legal clinics for tenants, virtual Science Sunday, and more things to do
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1.3KQuentin Shaeffer and Zuzu West Release Collaborative Single
Cabrillo students create catchy dance floor anthem
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1.4KLetter to the Editor: Don’t Dwell on Division
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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Letter to the Editor: Great Risks Remain
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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1.1KOpinion: Bringing Back an Infusion of Personal Journalism
A great surfing story, profile and example of participatory journalism
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2.7K2Carl Gooding’s Quest to Shape A Sustainable, Inclusive Surfing World
Gooding brings a waste-not maker’s ethos to his Dawn Patrol Surfboards
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1.4KNew Study Reveals Otters’ Role in Protecting Kelp Forests
Otters maintain Monterey Bay kelp forests by keeping urchin populations in check
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1.2KLawsuit Over In-Custody Killing of German Carrillo Advances
Judge rules against Santa Cruz County’s motion to stay the civil case in federal court
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1.4KRob Brezsny’s Astrology: March 17-23
Free will astrology for the week of March 17
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1.4KThe First Chardonnay from the Revived Aptos Vineyard
Pair this bottle with a meal at Jack O’Neill’s at the Dream Inn
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1.3KRestaurants Adjust as Santa Cruz County Moves to Red Tier
Soif reopens for outdoor dining; Avanti opens indoor dining at 25% capacity
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1.2K2Things To Do in Santa Cruz: March 10-16
Join a library open house, find caregiver support, and check out more things to do
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1.5KThe Crepe Place’s Chuck Platt Makes Plans for the Return of Live Music
Crepe Place owner revamps indoor performance space for return of live music
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Letter to the Editor: Don’t Hide Pesticides
A letter to the editor of Good Times
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1.3KOpinion: Bringing Neal Cassady’s Legacy to Life
This history continues to fascinate counterculture-obsessed Santa Cruz
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4.1K2Understanding Complex Beat Figure Neal Cassady
"The Joan Anderson Letter" was considered a holy relic of the Beat Generation
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1.2K1Weighing a Merger of Scotts Valley and San Lorenzo Valley Water Districts
Each water district has carved out its own means of serving residents
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1.4KKey Takeaways on Resiliency and Equity from the Climate of Hope Forum
Conversations centered around building resiliency and equity into our society
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: March 10-16
Free will astrology for the week of March 10
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1.3KSarah’s Vineyard Makes a Heavenly Grenache Rosé 2019
This beautiful pink wonder is made from estate grapes
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1.4KLocal Hawaiian Spot Hula’s Island Grill Perseveres
Their mission statement is “everybody who leaves, leaves happy”
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1.4KSproud, Latest Alt-Milk Innovation, Comes to Coffee Cat
Coffee Cat surfs the point of non-dairy milk
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1.1KWatsonville Not Included in State’s Covid-19 Vaccine Equity Plan
Plan aimed at prioritizing disadvantaged and Latinx communities
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1.7KAmusement Parks Allowed to Reopen in Red Tier Starting Next Month
Amusement parks will be allowed to reopen at 15% capacity in the red tier
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1.3KThings To Do in Santa Cruz: March 3-9
First Friday, Westside Marketplace, and more things to do around Santa Cruz
