All posts tagged "lead"
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296NewsCapitola’s Trestle Mania and Other Big Ballot Measures
Political battles are brewing over rail trail, rent control and financial oversight
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155NewsPleasure Point’s Modern Life Home & Garden to Close After 33 Years
Online competition and a generational divide hit the furniture business
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457A&EDavid Byrne Reclaims Relevance, Legacy on New Tour
The “Final Transmission” episode of Documentary Now—the recent Netflix series in which Fred Armisen and Bill Hader lovingly skewer a different famous documentary...
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470Food & Drink11th Hour Coffee’s Search for Meaning
Co-owner Brayden Estby on inspiration and how he named his café
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940NewsSanta Cruz Tech Beat’s Sara Isenberg Connects the Dots
Five years in, the tech-oriented news site is decoding the latest scuttlebutt
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2.2K1NewsNo One Thought They Could Be Independent — Now, They’re Thriving
With farm-to-table dinner, Santa Cruz Camphill celebrates 20 years
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468Dining ReviewsWindy Oaks Opens New Carmel-by-the-Sea Tasting Room
Plus Malabar promises tapas, and a fire at Manresa ceases operations
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347A&EPreview: John Jorgenson to Play Kuumbwa
John Jorgenson proves your piano teacher was right
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258A&EFilm Review: ‘BlacKkKlansman’
Spike Lee was woke before it was cool, now he delivers a timely comeback film
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1.7KA&ETheater Review: Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s ‘Venus in Fur’
Desire, power, sex converge in frisky, seductive production
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8.9KNewsShipwreck Spills 200 Gallons of Diesel near Natural Bridges
A fishing boat ran aground early Sunday, spurring a scramble to contain leaks
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1.7K1NewsScotts Valley Council Veteran on Change, Sexism and the LSD Years
Donna Lind reflects on 50 years with the city
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791ColumnsCannabis Newcomers Flock to CBD
After prohibition, Santa Cruz sees increase in adults seeking medicinal over recreational products
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694Food & DrinkHow Live Earth Farm’s CSA Box Changed Everything
A weekly supply of local produce boosts culinary potential while saving time and money
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1.3KLast Week's IssueHomeless Advocates Scramble as Limbo Looms for River Street Camp
City will miss self-imposed Aug. 14 deadline for decision on Harvey West encampment
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540A&EPreview: Giraffes Giraffes to Play Crepe Place
Giraffes Giraffes plays the Crepe Place at 9 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 10.
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369A&EFilm Review: ‘Blindspotting’
Oakland viewed with humor, verve, passion, in ‘Blindspotting’
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1.6KA&EPreview: The ‘Melt Me Into The Ocean’ Experience
An experimental sound event will bring participants under the sea
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726Food & Drink‘Bringing the Harvest Home’ Workshop Series at Mountain Feed & Farm Supply
Learn how to preserve the season’s best, plus a new chef takes the helm at Soif and Shakespearean Pop-Ups at The Grove
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1.0KLast Week's IssueCounty Board Approves Affordable Housing Measure for Ballot
With policymaker blessing, housing advocates have three months to sell bond measure
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2.4KLast Week's IssueHow is Santa Cruz California’s second-poorest county?
A Q&A with the co-author of a new report that looks beyond the poverty line
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1.4K1Last Week's IssueHow Stoned Is Too Stoned to Drive?
Law enforcement awaits state guidance on measuring impairment
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2.2KFood & DrinkHōM Brings Korean Barbecue and Poke to Pacific Avenue
New restaurant in former Hoffman’s spot is a work in progress
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8431NewsSoquel Creek Water District Won’t Wait for Anyone
Mid-county district’s recycled water EIR is out, as regional talks continue
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842A&EPreview: Frank Barter to Play Flynn’s
How Frank Barter survived the Seattle grunge years and got a fresh start in Santa Cruz
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1.2KA&ETheater Review: Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’
Accomplished actors bring a playful energy to Shakespeare’s classic story of doomed love
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629Food & DrinkAl Fresco Benefit Dinner for Local Nonprofit Food What?!
Plus local beer and wine now available at Malabar, and an accolade for Happy Dog Hot Dog cart
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491A&EFilm Review: ‘Eighth Grade’
Wry humor, poignant insights fuel ‘Eighth Grade’
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3.7K1News#NoAmazonAugust: So Crazy It Just Might Work?
Boulder Creek man makes case for an international boycott of Amazon
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2.1KLast Week's IssueWater Tech Founder Buoys Santa Cruz Startup Scene
Tired of Silicon Valley, Keri Waters made a career starting companies tailored to life in her adopted hometown
