All posts tagged "cover"
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19.7K12Cover StoriesThe Santa Cruz Restaurant Scene’s Labor Crisis
Why a shortage of service workers has left local restaurant managers scrambling
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7.3KCover StoriesNew Book From UCSC’s Gary Griggs Exposes Coastal Dangers
‘Coasts in Crisis’ is an urgent call to action, as climate change threatens to decimate our shores
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23.7K7Cover StoriesThe Story of Neil Young’s Short-lived Santa Cruz Band the Ducks
In the summer of 1977 Neil Young moved to town to make legendary music
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8.8K1Cover StoriesThe Truth Behind the Most Iconic Beatles Cover
As ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ turns 50, artist Jann Haworth reveals how it really got made
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82.3K4Cover StoriesThe Secrets of UCSC’s Trail System
Hiking in Santa Cruz just got better, and more weird
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5.5KCover StoriesCabrillo Festival Launches Under New Leadership
Music director and conductor Cristian Măcelaru takes over as the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music enters a new era
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10.5K3Cover StoriesThe Complete Guide to Santa Cruz Burger Week
Where to find the burger of your dreams as the first annual culinary event hits Santa Cruz County on July 19
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5.9KCover StoriesComplete Guide to Santa Cruz’s Booziest Summer Reading Events
Our summer lit guide is not so think as you drunk it is
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6.2KCover StoriesFour Local Characters at the Forefront of Alternative Energy
Local pioneers in the alternative-energy movement look back at how far we’ve come, and how much more there is yet to do
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8.9K6Cover StoriesSanta Cruz’s Historical African-American Baseball Team
Nearly erased from local history, the Santa Cruz Colored Giants challenged baseball’s racist rules in the Jim Crow era
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3.9KCover StoriesNathan Hill’s ‘The Nix’ and the New Age of Novels
In an era of fake news and ‘alternative truth,’ fiction is striking a chord
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7.9K1Cover StoriesDaniel Stewart Makes a Statement with ‘Yuja II’
The return of classical superstar Yuja Wang underscores how conductor Daniel Stewart has transformed and elevated the Santa Cruz Symphony
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14.5K1Cover StoriesSanta Cruz Remembers Jack O’Neill
The legacy of a beloved surfing innovator, ocean enthusiast and storied character
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4.4KCover StoriesThird Annual Ebb and Flow Event Celebrates the San Lorenzo River
River arts celebration of the slow-but-steady revival of the San Lorenzo comes amid continued challenges to its sustainability
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10.2K2Cover StoriesSanta Cruz’s Abbott Square to Reopen After Decades of Underuse
Why Abbott Square could be the public space breakthrough that Santa Cruz needs
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5.6KCover StoriesMelissa Etheridge’s Surprising Connection to Santa Cruz
The American Music Festival headliner talks about music, politics and her local ties
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20.1K17A&EThe Untold Story of Pete the Poet
Remembering the late local poet Peter McLaughlin
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16.3K2Cover StoriesWhy is the Grave of Antoinette Swan Unmarked?
The historic Santa Cruz legacy and mana of Hawaiian-born Antoinette Swan
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6.8KCover StoriesEliquate Resurfaces Solo with New Album
How Eliquate became the biggest rapper on the Santa Cruz scene, lost it all, and found himself again
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7.0K1Cover StoriesUCSC Grads on the Cutting Edge of Social Justice Activism
Carmen Perez, national co-chair of the Women’s March on Washington, and Amelia McDonell-Parry, of the podcast ‘Undisclosed,’ speak to GT
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8.8K1Cover StoriesHow a Local Company is Shaping the Future of Virtual Reality
With its groundbreaking camera work, small Santa Cruz production studio Impact Creative is having a huge impact on virtual reality technology
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15.6K1Cover StoriesRising International Helps Women in 26 Countries Craft Their Futures
Local nonprofit works with women all over the world—and right here in Santa Cruz
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13.1K10Cover StoriesHow Mountain Bikers Beat Heroin Hill
Over the last 20 years, the Mountain Bikers of Santa Cruz group has revolutionized cycling advocacy
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11.1KCover StoriesSanta Cruz’s Warming Center Brings Deeper Look at Homelessness
As the Warming Center receives a NEXTies award for Nonprofit of the Year this week, the activist behind it searches for long-term...
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10.5K3Cover StoriesThe Legacy of Doug Ross: Modern Renaissance Man
The late local fixture was an engineer, inventor, educator, volunteer animal rescuer, and friend to many
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12.7KCover StoriesTradition of Midwifery in Santa Cruz Continues with New Birth Center
Santa Cruz women fought for midwifery rights beginning in the 1970s, paving the way for today’s progress
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8.6K5Cover StoriesOrwell in the Time of Trump
Why Bookshop Santa Cruz is hosting a marathon reading of ‘1984’ and what Orwell can teach us about Trump’s America
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5.0KCover StoriesQ&A: Big Wave Surfer Sarah Gerhardt
Sarah Gerhardt, the first woman to ever surf Mavericks, on this year’s cancelled contest and the thrill of big waves
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13.2K1Cover StoriesSix Santa Cruz Culinary Masterminds Under 36
A look at the up-and-comers who are changing the local dining scene
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8.3KCover StoriesLocal Couple’s World-Changing Life Work
After more than six decades of marriage, the legacy of Santa Cruz eco-art pioneers Helen and Newton Harrison is one that neither...
