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Watsonville City Council candidates discuss issues in forum (opens the original)
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WATSONVILLE — The four candidates vying for two Watsonville City Council seats discussed their thoughts on a host of issues in a forum held in the Community Room of the Watsonville Civic Plaza Wednesday evening. The forum was hosted by Lookout Santa Cruz and moderated by that publication’s opinion editor Jody K. Biehl who also works as a humanities professor at UC Santa Cruz. All four candidates were present. Running for District 5 are incumbent Councilmember Casey Clark and Personnel Commission
Pajaro Valley | Pinto Lake skate park construction is right on track (opens the original)
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WATSONVILLE — Skateboarders of all levels will soon find themselves not limited to just Ramsay Park when it comes to dedicated places to skate in South Santa Cruz County. The new skate park at Pinto Lake County Park outside the city limits of Watsonville is already two months into construction and is anticipated to be completed by the end of the year. Santa Cruz County showed off progress on the skate park Wednesday, in which the layout was set in place, rails were installed and mounds of dirt w
Calendar of Events | Creed Bratton brings music, humor to Felton (opens the original)
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During its nine-season run, “The Office” provided a large cast of memorable characters. One of the standouts has always been Creed Bratton, an elderly quality assurance representative at Dunder Mifflin with a shady past shrouded in mystery and a penchant for one-liners. The actor who portrayed him — also named Creed Bratton — has a similarly interesting backstory, albeit not one that involves running a fake ID business or being in a cult. Instead, Bratton has had a long career in film and a stin
Santa Cruz County Fair sees 11% increase in attendance (opens the original)
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WATSONVILLE — A patriotic promotion may have helped fuel high attendance numbers at this year’s Santa Cruz County Fair, which wrapped up its five day run Sept. 20. Over the course of its five days, an estimated 53,000 people attended the fair — a figure that includes visitors, volunteers and staff — which marked an 11% increase over the previous year, which saw a 10% decrease from its 2024 numbers. “We are incredibly grateful for the community’s response to this year’s Santa Cruz County Fair,” C
Santa Cruz Symphony to open 2026-27 season with United Sounds of America concert (opens the original)
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SANTA CRUZ COUNTY — This past summer marked the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, but the celebrations don’t stop. As it kicks off its 69th season, the Santa Cruz Symphony has prepared an evening that reflects on American history and culture through music. From instantly recognizable pieces like George Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” to music from pop culture touchstones like “West Side Story” and “Star Wars” as well as the world premiere of a piece by a late San
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