All posts tagged "lead"
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1.3KNewsNew Vice Mayor Justin Cummings Shakes Up Santa Cruz Politics
As Martine Watkins becomes mayor, city council newcomer Cummings moves straight to leadership
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377Calendar5 Things To Do in Santa Cruz: December 12-18
From pine needle basket making to inmate art
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7952Food & DrinkMelinda’s Not Your Girlfriend: Lessons From a Gluten-Free Bakery
The rise of a new GF at Melinda's Gluten Free Bakery
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1.3K5NewsWhat Can You Really Compost in Santa Cruz County?
Environmental impact of bioplastic take-out containers remains unclear
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561NewsWatsonville Wetlands Watch Fosters Environmental Stewardship
With the Santa Cruz Gives-funded Wetland Wonders program, Watsonville nonprofit sees a teaching opportunity
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496A&ERadical Movement Factory Takes Westside to New Heights
‘Shine!’ brings aerial action to the Wrigley Building
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657A&EQuattlebaum Asks: Is the World Ready for Singer-Songwriters with Banjos?
Portland artist brings a new take on bluegrass to Santa Cruz
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473A&EFilm Review: ‘At Eternity’s Gate’
Director Julian Schnabel takes a feverish look at Van Gogh’s creativity
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674NewsDeMarcus Cousins Makes Santa Cruz G-League Debut
Golden State Warriors star shoots for local rebound from injury
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1.3KCalendar5 Things To Do in Santa Cruz: December 5-11
Flamenco, throat singing and the library's 150th birthday
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697Food & DrinkA Tale of Two Brews
A look behind the scenes at Alta Coffee and Fruition Brewing
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1.1K2NewsRecuperative Care Center Helps the Homeless Heal
How the Homeless Services Center and five other nonprofits are making a difference
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1.3K1A&EDalai Lama Makes Local Cameo at ‘Book of Joy’ Event
'Book of Joy' event promises Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama via video
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902A&EA Guide to Holiday Entertainment in Santa Cruz County
From ballet and Celtic music to a celebration of our immigrant nation
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568A&EHelen Sung Melds Jazz Piano, Poetry at Kuumbwa
Jazz pianist Helen Sung's new collaboration is pure poetry.
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655Dining ReviewsShopper’s Corner’s Holiday Secret Weapon
Plus a menu preview from soon-to-be-open Alderwood
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574A&EFilm Review: ‘Green Book’
Stars deliver heart, humor and Southern discomfort on the road
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3.9K4NewsOcean Street Extension Lawsuit Spotlights CEQA Controversy
Is the California Environmental Quality Act an unfair tool for anti-development activists, or a developer scapegoat?
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1.1KNewsCalifornia Fires Fuel Interest in CERT’s Local Disaster Training
Nonprofit Santa Cruz County CERT teaches safety while building community
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999Dining ReviewsSanta Cruz Holiday Markets Set Up Shop
A primer on locally made gifts, from artisan wreaths to small-batch chocolate
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670A&EPreview: Comedian Brian Regan Comes to the Rio
Even now that he’s on TV, Brian Regan still likes getting close with a stand-up crowd
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1.6KArtNina Simon Stepping Down as Director of the MAH
In leaving the Museum of Art and History, Simon aims to serve as an ambassador to a new movement
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588A&EPreview: Blockhead to Play the Catalyst
The producer is a hip-hop poet’s best friend—but he saves some of the best beats for himself
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801A&EMountain Community Theater Presents ‘Miracle on 34th Street’
MCT’s 10th ‘Miracle on 34th Street’ puts the holidays in perspective
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618A&EFilm Review: ‘Boy Erased’
Gay ‘conversion therapy’ outed in harrowing ‘Boy Erased’
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6.4K9NewsUpdated: Cummings, Meyers, Glover Elected to Santa Cruz City Council
What a far-left wing majority means for rent control and the city's trajectory
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1.3KNewsSusan True Steers Community Foundation’s New-Wave Charity
One year into her role as CEO, local nonprofit veteran leads the way on impact funding
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795NewsAmid Metro Concerns, RTC Delays Vote on Transportation Future
Unified Corridor Study opens questions on the future of trails, rails, buses, and highways
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737ColumnsThe Real Health Risks of Wildfire Smoke
What are we breathing, for how long, and why are you still running?
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591A&EHusband-Wife Duo Birds of Chicago Bring the Folk to Moe’s Alley
The Midwestern duo find hope and empathy in trying times
