All posts tagged "cover"
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4021CoronavirusHard-Earned Wisdom from the Covid-19 Pandemic
More prevention, less red tape, immediate help for those in need among pandemic lessons
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912A&ENew Book Looks at the Rise and Fall of Ska Bands
Revisiting the glory days of ska bands like Santa Cruz’s Slow Gherkin
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1.0K1Cover StoriesHow Equal Access Santa Cruz County is Bridging the Digital Divide
Could this be a model for fixing the injustices of the digital divide?
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1.8K5A&ESanta Cruz Filmmaker Jordan Graham’s Breakthrough New Horror Film
Santa Cruz Mountains have starring role in indie horror film 'Sator'
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1.2KCover StoriesHas Covid-19 Changed Climate Activism for Good?
Despite the challenges, many climate-focused groups say the past year offered many lessons
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1.3K2Cover StoriesClubhouse Draws Users by Focusing on the Art of Conversation
Clubhouse can appeal to both our highest natures and lowest indulgences
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1.2K1A&EMusician Kaethe Hostetter Navigates a Year of Uncertainty
Santa Cruz’s Kaethe Hostetter built a life in Ethiopia with acclaimed ensemble QWANQWA—until Covid hit
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1.8K7Cover StoriesCan Santa Cruz Find a Path to Solving the Homeless Crisis?
New camping ordinances and housing-first focus among current tactics
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1.8K2Cover StoriesCarl 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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3.3K2A&EUnderstanding Complex Beat Figure Neal Cassady
"The Joan Anderson Letter" was considered a holy relic of the Beat Generation
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1.4KA&EAfrican American Theater Arts Troupe Celebrates 30th Anniversary
AATAT’s commitment to community dates back to its inception
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2.0KA&EBay Area Author Tommy Orange on the Mythmaking of History
'There There' explores how our sense of the place we live in can be lost
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1.5K1Cover StoriesBurger Expert Looks to the Past to Understand This Enduring Classic
What’s the enduring appeal of the hamburger?
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2.0KCover StoriesDisasters, Evacuations Don’t Slow Santa Cruz Mountains Housing Market
While fires and mudslides send some residents packing, housing market still reaches new heights
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1.8K1Cover StoriesLove Coach and Author Lisa Nicks-Balthasar on Finding Your Soul Mate
Author talks about opening up to soul mates and the ongoing search for self-love
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2.2K2Cover StoriesSanta Cruz’s James Durbin Returns to His Metal Roots on Solo Album
Durbin couldn’t be happier about larger-than-life classic metal album
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2.0K1Cover StoriesRunning Experiences Huge Surge in Popularity During Pandemic
Running may be boosting our resistance to Covid-19
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3.2K1A&EBandcamp Wants to Make Streaming Pay for Musicians
Bay Area’s Bandcamp bets on an artist-friendly model in era of paltry streaming payments
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2.4KA&ETannery World Dance and Cultural Center Celebrates 10 Years
Founder and executive director Cat Willis reflects on the first decade and what's ahead
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2.4KCover StoriesEverything You Wanted to Know About Wildfire and Its Aftermath
UCSC Science Communication students answer reader questions about wildfires
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3.9K7A&EVote Now: Best Of Santa Cruz 2021
Cast your online ballot now for your favorite local businesses
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3.1K2Cover StoriesThe 50 Very Santa Cruz Things That Got Us Through 2020
Paying tribute to the amazing people, places and events in Santa Cruz County
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3.7K7Cover StoriesSanta Cruz Legend Snail Reunites, Releases First Album in Four Decades
They were the biggest rock band in Santa Cruz in 1980, set to break nationally
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4.1K5Cover StoriesThe Making of—and Effort to Save—the Bigfoot Discovery Museum
Museum’s future is as unknown as Bigfoot’s exact whereabouts
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2.9K8Cover StoriesWhat’s Going on With the Santa Cruz County Jail?
One week after Covid-19 outbreak, a look at inmate deaths and other controversies at the county’s main correctional facility
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2.4KCover StoriesMusicians Face Rebuilding, and Creative Reckoning, After Fire
Fire made an already bad situation worse for many in the local music scene
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2.8K1Cover StoriesFreeing the Poems of Santa Cruz’s ‘Pete the Poet’
Peter McLaughlin’s poems live on with new book
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3.3KCover StoriesSanta Cruz Gives 2020: A Holiday Guide to Nonprofit Giving
Here are the groups that need our community's help this year
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3.1K5Cover StoriesThe Legacy of Japanese Immigrants in the Pajaro Valley
Japanese immigrants pioneered farm work in the Pajaro Valley, before their legacy was stolen by racism and fraud
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2.5KCover StoriesAnnual Pivot Fashion Show Shapeshifts for Movie Event
Pivot has for years built a Santa Cruz-based fashion industry around a live runway show
