All posts tagged "lead"
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795CoronavirusDown But Not Out: How Business Owners Are Surviving COVID-19
Business owners get creative as they wait out a crisis with no end in sight
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3.9K1CoronavirusCoronavirus: 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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1.0KFood & DrinkNicholson Vineyards’ Terrific 2017 Old Vine Zinfandel
The makers of this zin also produce a superb olive oil
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1.2KNewsOpinion: April 1, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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1.9KCalendarThings To Do (Virtually) in Santa Cruz: April 1-7
Yoga, comedy, barre, and more things to do virtually
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1.7KCoronavirusCannabis Dispensaries Adapt to Shifting Rules Amid Shelter-in-Place
Cannabis is among the products people are stockpiling
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1.4KCoronavirusA Guide to Buying Cannabis During Shelter-in-Place
How every Santa Cruz dispensary is operating in the wake of the shelter-in-place mandate
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1.2KNewsHow Strikes and a COVID-19 Shutdown Affect UCSC Students
As online learning expands, combination of the virus and protests take toll on undergrads
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1.5KCoronavirusOn the Frontlines of the Pandemic: Grocery Workers
With increased leverage in the workplace, grocery store are getting more protections
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1.1K1A&ECall It A Quarantstream: Musicians Take Performances Online
Musicians who rely heavily on live gigs turn to livestreaming
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924A&ENew Titles from NorCal Authors for Your Reading List
Author talks and book signings are on hold for now, but new releases keep coming
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1.4KCoronavirusTakeout Options Abound At Santa Cruz County Restaurants
Soif, Gabriella Cafe, and David Kinch’s new Mentone are among those taking orders
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1.4K1A&ERyan Lee Creates ‘Tiny Desk’-Style Channel for Santa Cruz
Backyard studio Paradise Garage serves as a place for recording performances
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1.3KCover StoriesBest of Santa Cruz County 2020: Editors’ Picks
Celebrating some of the quirkiest, wildest and most wonderful things about Santa Cruz County
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1.4KCover StoriesBest of Santa Cruz County 2020: Shopping & Services
The best boat tour, jewelry, massage school and more
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1.1KCover StoriesBest of Santa Cruz County 2020: Music & Nightlife
The best comedy spot, happy hour, local musician, and more
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1.1KCover StoriesBest of Santa Cruz County 2020: Food & Drink
The best new restaurant, juice bar, bakery and more
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1.0KCover StoriesBest of Santa Cruz County 2020: Health and Recreation
The best esthetician, medi-spa, personal trainer, and more
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848Cover StoriesBest of Santa Cruz County 2020: Community Life
The best beach, dog park, neighborhood, and more
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890Cover StoriesBest of Santa Cruz County 2020: Arts & Culture
The best author, mural, museum, and more
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5.0K2CoronavirusHow Ready Is Santa Cruz County for the COVID-19 Surge?
After first local coronavirus death, there may be 900 additional cases
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2.1K3CoronavirusThe Early Verdict on Social Distancing Is In: It Works
Santa Cruz County Officials say shelter-in-place is ‘making a difference’
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1.5KCoronavirusBeers To Go: Local Pubs and Restaurants Sell Drinks for Takeout
Coronavirus shutdown prompts state to temporarily relax its rules
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2.7K14NewsNuz: Santa Cruz’s Recall of Two Councilmembers Has Officially Passed
Maybe more women leaders isn’t such a bad thing
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3.8K4CoronavirusSanta Cruz County Smoke Shop Open, Despite COVID-19 Warning
831 Smoke Shop stocks up on toilet paper, bottled water and cleaning supplies
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5.5K1A&EAs Local Businesses Close, Bookshop Santa Cruz Tries to Weather Another Crisis
Bookshop Santa Cruz’s Casey Coonerty Protti talks about the plan to safely stay open
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1.1KFood & DrinkAlfaro Family Vineyards’ Well-Rounded Chardonnay
The 2018 Chardonnay is brimming with ample flavors of pear, apple and white peach
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1.8K2CoronavirusGiving Back to the Santa Cruz Community Amid Coronavirus
Nonprofits offer ways to channel anxiety and respond as a community
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1.5KNewsHomeless-Oriented Housing Aimed at Saving Lives and Money
Inside Housing Matters’ plan for permanent supportive housing in Harvey West
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1.4K1CoronavirusAre Santa Cruz County Students Ready for Distance Learning?
Local schools work on connecting students to classes with Chromebooks and hotspots
