Community briefs, Feb. 8: Congressional staff members hold office hours
Community briefs, Feb. 8, 2018
Teacher adds to his résumé
A local math teacher is leaving today for a trip to New York City, where he will receive a prestigious teaching award.
Dance showcase hopes to raise $100K since inception
The Fourth Annual Carrie’s Dream Dance Scholarship Showcase and Auction will take place on Sunday, Feb. 11 at the Aptos High School Performing Arts Center, 100 Mariner Way, with two distinct shows at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.
New exhibit features teachers’ sabbatical work
The latest exhibit to come to the Cabrillo Gallery, “Findings: Excerpts from the Sabbatical Studies of Dawn Nakanishi & Rebecca Ramos,” officially opened Jan. 29 and will run through March 2.
Poetry program returning to library
Magdalena Montagne is bringing back the popular Poets’ Circle Poetry Reading Series, with the inaugural event slated for Thursday.
PHOTO: Car slams into utility pole
A Watsonville firefighter secures the scene of a solo vehicle crash Friday.
Artist brings recycled work to Ceiba
To exemplify the rising problem of plastics in the ocean, Claudio Garzón uses the pollution itself as materials for his sculptures.
Community briefs, Feb. 3: PVUSD announces results of reading challenge
Community briefs, Feb. 3, 2018
Santa Clara County officials vow to oppose Gilroy ICE detention center
Santa Clara County officials, community organizers and residents gathered at the county government center in San Jose May 14 to oppose a federal plan...
















