All posts tagged "lead"
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41A&EMassive Watsonville Mosaic Moves Into Second Phase
1,200-square-foot mosaic being situated on garage adjoining the Watsonville Civic Plaza
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38CoronavirusLocal Companies Gift Second Harvest Food Bank a New Parking Lot
E&S Trucking and Granite Construction helped improve overflow parking lot
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60NewsCommunity Gathers to Thank National Guard Members
Members helped distribute food, staff evacuation centers and more for months
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19.8K5CoronavirusCoronavirus: Live Updates from Across Santa Cruz County
Live updates on the spread of the coronavirus and how the Santa Cruz County community is responding to it
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4.8K9NewsFires: Live Updates from Across Santa Cruz County
Continuing coverage of the CZU August Lightning Complex fires
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6521Food & DrinkA Terrific Cabernet Franc 2014 From El Vaquero Winery
This Cab Franc is an ideal wine to pair with food
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621CalendarThings To Do in Santa Cruz: Sept. 23-29
Gentle yoga, fundraisers, and more things to do
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614Food & DrinkNew Beach Hut Deli Serves Up Sandwiches With a Surfside Vibe
Owners wanted to combine their love of good food, sports, and music
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711NewsOpinion: Sept. 23, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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421CoronavirusStudents, Teachers and Parents Feel the Strain of Distance Learning
District officials weigh the options
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563Cover StoriesSprawling Oral History Traces the Evolution of UCSC
A diverse account of UCSC’s story, told by those who lived it
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646NewsSanta Cruz County Fires: Meet the Climate Refugees
CZU Lightning Complex could have lasting impacts on housing and homelessness
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854A&ELocal Rockers Time Spent Driving Make Their Return
Group helped spearhead an emo scene in Santa Cruz
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671A&EBonny Doon’s Olright Creates Tribute to Community After Fire Evacuations
Song titles evoke strong emotions of the fire and displacement
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607Dining ReviewsExploring the Bold Flavors Served at The Hollins House
John-Paul Lechtenberg makes meals fun and exciting in Pasatiempo
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797NewsFoundation Offers Grants to Farmers Affected by Fires
Bricmont Hardship Assistance Fund gives grants to organic business owners
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822NewsCounty Agriculture Copes with Heat, Fire, Smoke and Ash
Damages estimated at more than $1 million for county wine industry alone
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1.0K1NewsSean Arlt Police Shooting: Father Says Santa Cruz Should Keep Its Word
Santa Cruz police officer shot and killed Sean Arlt, who suffered from mental illness, in 2016
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677A&EWatsonville Film Festival Hosts Outdoor Screening at Abbott Square
Film selection highlights the power of art and community
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784A&ELocal Groups Celebrate Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrations include an art contest, film screening, and more
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813NewsCounty Reopens Sexual Assault Examiner Program
Program closed in 2017 after difficulty recruiting and retaining staff
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756CoronavirusWatsonville Tries to Keep Clean As Masks, Gloves Add to Street Litter
Community asked to do its part by not littering
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844NewsCounty Supervisors Approve Streamlined Rebuilding for Fire Victims
Displaced residents can set up at least one temporary structure while rebuilding
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912NewsCounty Prepares For Election Day Under Extraordinary Circumstances
Voting offered by mail, in person, or over email
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985Food & DrinkA Stellar, Bright Chardonnay 2017 from Sarah’s Vineyard
Gorgeous notes of tropical fruit, citrus and flowers make this wine a sure-fire hit
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506CalendarThings To Do in Santa Cruz: Sept. 16-22
Build healthy habits, discuss disaster mitigation, and find more things to do
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712Food & DrinkHow Downtown Restaurant Chocolate Is Navigating the Pandemic
Chocolate expands outdoor dining areas
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823NewsOpinion: Sept. 16, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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9341Cover StoriesLocal and National Musicians Step Up for Fire Relief Campaign
‘Love You Madly’ to raise funds and awareness as fire victims look to rebuild
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8951NewsWho Are the Boogaloo Bois, and What Do They Want?
Law enforcement and civil rights experts still learning about the underground group
