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Guest Commentary | Santa Cruz makes national news: The good, the bad, and the ugly (opens the original)
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Santa Cruz has been in the national media spotlight quite a bit this year. First, it was a cheery story in the April New York Times’ “36 Hours” section, about how we are still a “quirky and laid back” community, which surprised many given the number of bulldozers and construction cranes now dotting the city’s landscape. Then came July, a very busy month for Surf City in the national press. The San Francisco Chronicle published a story about how our population has plummeted 3.7% since 2020 becaus
Home & Garden Digest (opens the original)
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Beach Flats Community Garden and Beach Flats Community Center on Raymond Street will offer weekly youth and community programs on Wednesdays centered around gardening, learning and connection, sponsored by Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation and Community Bridges. The Kids Garden Club meets Wednesdays from 4-5 p.m. at Beach Flats Community Garden, giving children hands-on opportunities to learn, grow and spend time outdoors. The club is offered in partnership with Community Bridges’ Kids After Schoo
Guest Commentary | End in sight for fight to Keep Santa Cruz County fishing rights (opens the original)
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A proposal to expand and create new, no-take Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in Santa Cruz County has been making its way through state government since November 2023 and a final decision is set to be made by the California Fish and Game Commission on Oct. 14. The first petition proposed would expand the current MPA at Natural Bridges by 13.7 square miles, which would extend it south to approximately Steamer Lane and 3 miles out to the state waters boundary. The second petition proposed creating a
Name Dropping | Santa Cruz resident honored as part of AmeriCorps Seniors Nationwide Celebration (opens the original)
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Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz County volunteer Nick Nichols was among 10 volunteers nationwide selected for special recognition during the first-ever AmeriCorps Seniors Nationwide Celebration’s national livestream. As part of the inaugural AmeriCorps Seniors Nationwide Celebration Sept. 15, RSVP Monterey Bay honored local older adult volunteers across Santa Cruz, San Benito and Monterey counties. Nichols was honored for his eight years of dedicated service with the RSVP Monterey Bay program as
Guest Commentary | SC County’s broken promises: Vote No on Measure E tax increase (opens the original)
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Santa Cruz County voters deserve a straight answer about Measure E: Where, exactly, will the money go? Measure E is being sold as a way to protect emergency medical care and other essential services from the impact of federal funding cuts. Those challenges are real. But the proposed solution deserves much more scrutiny. Measure E would impose a temporary half-cent sales tax for five years, generating an estimated $27 million a year, approximately $135 million over the life of the tax. The money
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