This Week’s Issue
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654Silver Mountain Vineyards’ Frightfully Good Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
This blood-red wine is fit to pour on Halloween
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561Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Oct. 28 – Nov. 3
Día de los Muertos celebrations, Capitola Halloween Car Cruise, and more things to do
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470East Side Eatery’s Eclectic Breakfast Menu and Award-Winning Chili
Pleasure Point spot has racked up awards for both its chili and chowder
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615Opinion: Oct. 28, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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4891Santa Cruz City Council Race: Seven Possible Housing Crisis Solutions
Political consensus on importance of affordable housing is a start
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249Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: Oct. 28 – Nov. 3
Free will astrology for the week of Oct. 28
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5512Controversial Cartoonist Responds to Charges of Anti-Semitism
Trail Now pulls cartoons by Steven DeCinzo
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510Enormous, Playful Menu Makes Beach Hut Deli Stand Out
Ample outdoor dining area offers space to safely enjoy this deli
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654How Local EDM Artist Kr3ture Found His Sonic Path
Kr3ture will release his second full-length album on Nov. 5
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571Santa Cruz METRO Boosts Safety Measures Amid Pandemic
METRO installed hand sanitizer dispensers, sneeze barriers and more
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791Apple Harvest Wraps Up Following Challenging Growing Season
Scorching temperatures and fire threatened the apple crop
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793Bartolo Wines’ Bold, Fruit-Forward Petit Verdot 2012
This full-bodied red wine is barrel-aged it for 30 months
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555Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Oct. 21-27
Art exhibits, parenting workshops, a job fair, and more things to do
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668Manuel’s Serves Classic Mexican Food Tied to Family Traditions
Aptos restaurant has dished out family recipes for more than half a century
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792Opinion: Oct. 21, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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640Santa Cruz Restaurant Week: Menu Favorites and Navigating Tough Times
Santa Cruz Restaurant Week participants dish on what menu items they are most excited about
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1.1K2If Kicking Out the Homeless Doesn’t Work, What’s Next?
The city and county’s managed camp is working—but its impact is limited, and its time may be ending
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Rob Brezsny’s Astrology: Oct. 21-27
Free will astrology for the week of Oct. 21
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693How Physical Space Shaped the Sound of Local Quartet Majk
Majk's debut self-titled album delivers lush blend of instruments and vocals
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767Savoring Sensuous and Inventive Flavors at Sawasdee
Soquel restaurant serves up tender house dumplings, loaded curries, and more
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854Why Some Santa Cruz Candidates Aren’t Door-Knocking in 2020 Election
Pandemic creates a split in strategy among candidates
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635Santa Cruz County Plans to Reshape Public Defender Office
Officials consider transitioning from current private delivery system to a public one
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802Pelican Ranch Winery’s Classic Rosé of Zinfandel 2018
Easy-drinking wine is classic dry pink style
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685Things To Do in Santa Cruz: Oct. 14-20
Watch the Ocean Film Festival, join Coffee Outside, and find more things to do
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801Iconic Cowboy Bar and Grill Hangs Tough Amid Covid-19 and Fires
Felton mainstay rounds up creative American fare with Southwest flavors
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1.0KOpinion: Oct. 14, 2020
Plus letters to the editor
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866Voter Guide: Scotts Valley City Council
A guide to candidates running for the Scotts Valley City Council
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Voter Guide: Capitola City Council
A guide to candidates running for the Capitola City Council
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Voter Guide: Santa Cruz City Council
A guide to candidates running for the Santa Cruz City Council
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1.0KVoter Guide: Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors, District 1
A guide to candidates running for the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors District 1 seat
