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Northern California Renaissance Faire transforms Hollister into a 14th-century village (opens the original)
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The Northern California Renaissance Faire has returned to Casa de Fruta in Hollister, transforming the area into a lively 14th-century village for one weekend. The event features live jousting, sword fighting, comedy, and elaborate cosplay, letting attendees step back in time. "It's kind of expensive. So you try to build your costumes over the years," James Connor, a knight, said. "Just try to be as authentic as possible and just have fun." This weekend's theme, Pirate Invasion, brought an influ
Marine Mammal Center prepares for surge in sick sea lions amid El Niño, domoic acid (opens the original)
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The Marine Mammal Center warns that warming ocean waters and a rise in domoic acid are endangering sea lions in Monterey Bay, with early signs of distress raising concerns. The Marine Mammal Center warns that warming ocean waters and a rise in domoic acid are endangering sea lions in Monterey Bay, with early signs of distress raising concerns. Marine Mammal Center staff are preparing for a busy season as they address two major issues: warming ocean waters caused by El Niño and an increase in sea
Watsonville Community Hospital weighs service cuts amid $31 million annual deficit (opens the original)
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Watsonville Community Hospital is facing financial and staffing challenges, prompting discussions about potential service closures, including its neonatal intensive care unit and labor and delivery services. Watsonville Community Hospital is facing financial and staffing challenges, prompting discussions about potential service closures, including its neonatal intensive care unit and labor and delivery services. Watsonville Community Hospital is grappling with financial and staffing struggles, l
Monterey children build bikes and confidence at Ohana event (opens the original)
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About 45 children and their families gathered at Ohana, Montage Health's youth mental health center, to build bikes and foster confidence, relationships, and a sense of accomplishment. The event brought together local children, their families, and volunteer mechanics to assemble bikes. "It's been really fun today. Making a bike. Yeah, hopefully more kids can have more fun," said Rafael, one of the participants. A parent, Amanda Nizza, expressed pride in their child’s achievement: "She built it h
Maya Cinemas closure leaves downtown Salinas businesses facing more empty storefronts (opens the original)
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The sudden closure of Maya Cinemas in downtown Salinas has left locals concerned about the growing number of vacant storefronts in the area. The sudden closure of Maya Cinemas in downtown Salinas has left locals concerned about the growing number of vacant storefronts in the area. The closure of Maya Cinemas in downtown Salinas has added to the growing list of vacant businesses on South Main Street, leaving locals questioning the future of the area. "We've lost several businesses. We lost the pi
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