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    Central Coast untouched in Newsom’s clampdown on bars, restaurants
    
    Todd Guild | July 1, 2020
    
    SACRAMENTO—California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday ordered bars and restaurants in 19 counties to close their indoor dining options for at least...
    
    About Town
    
    Streets open as cases rise | About Town
    
    Tarmo Hannula | July 1, 2020
    
    Officials in Monterey County have canceled the Monterey County Fair this year due to the coronavirus outbreak. The event was special this...
    
    Local News
    
    Watsonville’s library director closing the book on 48-year career
    
    Tony Nuñez | July 1, 2020
    
    WATSONVILLE—Carol Heitzig said that she doesn't like to travel. “I’ve barely been out of the state,” Heitzig said.
    
    COVID-19
    
    Where to get a Covid-19 test in Watsonville
    
    Staff Report | July 1, 2020
    
    Health officials throughout the nation have said testing is an essential factor in the battle against the novel coronavirus, and with case...
- COVID-19
  - Business
    
    Central Coast untouched in Newsom’s clampdown on bars, restaurants
    
    Todd Guild | July 1, 2020
    
    SACRAMENTO—California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday ordered bars and restaurants in 19 counties to close their indoor dining options for at least...
    
    COVID-19
    
    Where to get a Covid-19 test in Watsonville
    
    Staff Report | July 1, 2020
    
    Health officials throughout the nation have said testing is an essential factor in the battle against the novel coronavirus, and with case...
    
    COVID-19
    
    Faith, community leaders praise tax break for undocumented workers included in state budget
    
    Johanna Miller | June 30, 2020
    
    Faith and community leaders with the California Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) celebrated a victory Tuesday after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a budget...
    
    Business
    
    Return to recycling produces long lines in Watsonville
    
    Tarmo Hannula | June 30, 2020
    
    WATSONVILLE—A huge line of vehicles is almost constant now in front of A&S Metals on West Beach Street. It’s...
    
    COVID-19
    
    Santa Cruz County again breaks single-day record for Covid-19 cases
    
    Tony Nuñez | June 30, 2020
    
    SANTA CRUZ COUNTY—Santa Cruz County on Monday identified 22 new Covid-19 cases, breaking its previous single-day record (21) set just a week...
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  - About Town
    
    Streets open as cases rise | About Town
    
    Tarmo Hannula | July 1, 2020
    
    Officials in Monterey County have canceled the Monterey County Fair this year due to the coronavirus outbreak. The event was special this...
    
    About Town
    
    On the move | About Town
    
    Tarmo Hannula | June 26, 2020
    
    A massive Saraha Desert dust cloud has worked its way from Africa, across the Atlantic Ocean to the United States, turning blue...
    
    About Town
    
    Making preparations | About Town
    
    Tarmo Hannula | June 24, 2020
    
    Fireworks stands are now popping up around Watsonville in preparation for Fourth of July celebrations. •
    
    About Town
    
    County observes Juneteenth | About Town
    
    Tarmo Hannula | June 22, 2020
    
    Friday was Juneteenth, a day celebrated with events around the country, including a peaceful march in Santa Cruz to commemorate the historic...
    
    About Town
    
    Hundreds show for Gutzwiller memorial
    
    Tarmo Hannula | June 17, 2020
    
    Hundreds attended Wednesday’s memorial for Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller, who was gunned down while on duty June 6 in...
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  - Business
    
    Central Coast untouched in Newsom’s clampdown on bars, restaurants
    
    Todd Guild | July 1, 2020
    
    SACRAMENTO—California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday ordered bars and restaurants in 19 counties to close their indoor dining options for at least...
    
    Business
    
    Return to recycling produces long lines in Watsonville
    
    Tarmo Hannula | June 30, 2020
    
    WATSONVILLE—A huge line of vehicles is almost constant now in front of A&S Metals on West Beach Street. It’s...
    
    Business
    
    Santa Cruz METRO driver shares his ‘love’ for the job
    
    Tony Nuñez | May 28, 2020
    
    WATSONVILLE—In November Uriel Mendoza of Watsonville will mark 21 years of being a bus driver for Santa Cruz METRO.
    
    Business
    
    Pier 1 to close all stores
    
    Todd Guild | May 22, 2020
    
    CAPITOLA—Pier 1 Imports announced Tuesday that it will close all 540 of its stores nationwide, sell its inventory and liquidate its assets.
    
    Business
    
    County still weeks away from opening restaurants for dine-in service
    
    Tony Nuñez | May 13, 2020
    
    SANTA CRUZ COUNTY—Though some rural counties are allowing restaurants to open for dine-in service, Santa Cruz County officials are still several days...
- Opinion
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    Parks and recreation update
    
    Staff Report | June 26, 2020
    
    By Rebecca J. Garcia, Watsonville Mayor All my grandchildren learned to swim through the Watsonville summer aquatics program. They went...
    
    Opinion
    
    A plea for cyclists
    
    Staff Report | June 19, 2020
    
    A plea for cyclists This message is asking drivers to please consider the safety of cyclists in our communities....
    
    Opinion
    
    Firework sales should be brought to the public
    
    Staff Report | June 7, 2020
    
    By Dennis Osmer, former Watsonville Mayor Hardly anybody likes to work with somebody looking over their shoulder. And...
    
    Opinion
    
    Racism is a ‘WE’ issue
    
    Staff Report | June 7, 2020
    
    By Jimmy Dutra, former Watsonville City Councilman In 1992, some of us witnessed the ugly truth of racism...
    
    Opinion
    
    Navigating Watsonville’s skeptics
    
    Staff Report | June 7, 2020
    
    By John Flaherty, vice-chair of Navigator Schools’ Board of Directors Sharon Waller, the co-founder of Navigator public, nonprofit...
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    Drop-off Donations – Today 3-5pm
    
    Mike Lyon | March 18, 2020
    
    Please bring a care package for Watsonville's elderly and drop-off at the Church of the Nazarene. Call Dee Dee...
    
    COVID-19
    
    MESSAGE FROM YOUR CENTRAL COAST ACE HARDWARE OWNER, MANUEL RODRIGUES
    
    Mike Lyon | March 17, 2020
    
    Dear Neighbor, I’m sure by now you’ve received several messages about the Coronavirus (COVID-19). I’m the owner of Your Central...
    
    COVID-19
    
    A Message from John Skinner and CA Association of Realtors
    
    Mike Lyon | March 16, 2020
    
    Welcome to the first issue of our new weekly newsletter covering California’s experience with COVID-19, the novel...
Sports
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  Cabrillo football program suspends operations for two years
  
  Juan Reyes | May 14, 2020
  
  It’ll be a few years before fans will see any action from the Cabrillo College football team. The community...
  
  Sports
  
  Girls soccer: Castillo brings home PCAL-Santa Lucia MVP, first team awards
  
  Juan Reyes | March 27, 2020
  
  WATSONVILLE–The Pajaro Valley High girls’ soccer team had what was arguably the program’s best season to date. They won...
  
  COVID-19
  
  Coronavirus: Local athletes affected by Olympic postponement
  
  Juan Reyes | March 24, 2020
  
  The sports world took a major hit Tuesday as the International Olympic Committee announced it will postpone this year’s summer games.
  
  Sports
  
  Boys soccer: Lazo named top player in the PCAL-Gabilan
  
  Juan Reyes | March 20, 2020
  
  Alex Lazo spent his first three years playing soccer at Watsonville High but the team colors he sported weren’t exactly black and...
  
  Sports
  
  HS Sports: Spring season put on hold due to COVID-19 concerns
  
  Juan Reyes | March 19, 2020
  
  The local sports world came to a sudden halt last week. Prep and college athletics took a seat due to rising concerns...
Nuestra Ciudad
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  Dónde obtener una prueba de Covid-19 en Watsonville
  
  Staff Report | July 1, 2020
  
  Los funcionarios de salud han dicho que las pruebas son un factor esencial en la batalla contra el nuevo coronavirus, y con...
  
  Nuestra Ciudad
  
  Policía de Watsonville aumenta su campaña contra los fuegos artificiales ilegales
  
  Staff Report | June 30, 2020
  
  WATSONVILLE—La Policía de Watsonville se está preparando para mantener los fuegos artificiales ilegales fuera de la calle este 4 de Julio.
  
  Nuestra Ciudad
  
  Las restricciones de playa del Condado de Santa Cruz terminan
  
  Tony Nuñez | June 26, 2020
  
  SANTA CRUZ—Diciendo que "la gente ya no estaba dispuesta a ser gobernada," Gail Newel, Oficial de Salud del Condado de Santa Cruz,...
  
  Nuestra Ciudad
  
  PVUSD quiere escuchar opiniones, preguntas sobre su plan para reabrir escuelas
  
  Tony Nuñez | June 19, 2020
  
  WATSONVILLE—Estudiantes que no pueden regresar a clases cuando la escuela comienza el 14 de Agosto debido a restricciones de Covid-19 asistirán a...
  
  Nuestra Ciudad
  
  Funcionarios dan consejos para disminuir el riesgo de contraer Covid-19 en reuniones
  
  Tony Nuñez | June 19, 2020
  
  WATSONVILLE—Los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC, por sus siglas en inglés) actualizaron el Lunes sus recomendaciones para...
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ARTS & CULTURE

Watsonville eateries gradually reopen for sit-down dining

Johanna Miller | June 25, 2020

Ever since the countywide shelter-in-place order was put into effect in mid-March, Watsonville restaurants, coffeeshops and other establishments have been navigating...

Paying respects | Photo Gallery

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Thai basil, tempeh and rice | The Mixing Bowl

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Solid structure | Photo Gallery

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Central Coast untouched in Newsom’s clampdown on bars, restaurants

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Watsonville’s library director closing the book on 48-year career

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