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On My Mind: In the line of fire

August 28, 2020

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Supervisor’s Update: Connecting communities

Letters to the Editor, Oct. 5

A key step forward for Pajaro River Project

Mayor’s message: A Year of Progress, Partnership, and Impact

From the editor's desk: Step forward and report crimes

May 22, 2017

I am relieved to say that we finally got through a Monday without reports of child abuse popping up from somewhere in Santa Cruz County.

June 13, 2017

The first half of “Wonder Woman” is excellent. The characters are deep, the acting is believable, the set pieces are excellent and the comedy is well written — Pine kills every scene he’s in with his perfect delivery. But the second half devolves into a C

Nicole M. Young, Jan. 4: Positive Parenting Awareness Month — A time to renew, refresh and recharge

January 4, 2019

This January, Santa Cruz County is celebrating Positive Parenting Awareness Month for the seventh year in a row, and several other counties in California are joining in — Inyo, Napa, Mendocino, Sonoma and possibly more.

May 23, 2017

Scott’s second go-around in the prequel series is dense, plodding and just plain boring in moments. If you liked the pace and the deep universe building of “Prometheus,” you’ll find bits and pieces that will help make the movie manageable. Everyone else,

November 9, 2018

While there are many more reports and milestones the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) has accomplished, here is my summary of the history lesson.

October 14, 2022

Pajaro Valley Health Care District Board positions are going to be available for the Watsonville Community Hospital and the voting is part of the election ballot for November. There are two positions which need to be filled with new Board members. It is very important...

Miguelina Manriquez, Nov. 2: Education matters — now more than ever

November 2, 2018

While most kids grew up running around their daycare after school, I grew up hanging out in my parents’ classrooms. Both of my parents work in the Pajaro Valley Unified School District — a district that is severely underfunded. This district is largely populated by low-income, immigrant families.

March 14, 2018

Letter to the Editor, March 15, 2018

January 8, 2018

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 9, 2018

Emily Balli, May 4: May is CalFresh Awareness Month

May 4, 2018

CalFresh (formally known as Food Stamps) helps struggling families and individuals in California purchase healthy, nourishing food, including at farmers markets.

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Opinion

On My Mind: In the line of fire

Supervisor’s Update: Connecting communities

Letters to the Editor, Oct. 5

A key step forward for Pajaro River Project

Mayor’s message: A Year of Progress, Partnership, and Impact

From the editor's desk: Step forward and report crimes

Movie Review: Disappointing third act keeps 'Wonder Woman' from greatness

Nicole M. Young, Jan. 4: Positive Parenting Awareness Month — A time to renew, refresh and recharge

Movie Review: Dense 'Alien: Covenant' wastes great performances

Trina Coffman-Gomez, Nov. 9: Unified Corridor Study: How we got to this juncture

Letter: Dr. Gallagher is who the Hospital Board needs

Miguelina Manriquez, Nov. 2: Education matters — now more than ever

Letter to the Editor, March 15: Throwing gasoline on the fire?

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 9: Join weekly protest

Emily Balli, May 4: May is CalFresh Awareness Month

Photo story: One injured in 3-vehicle crash

Watsonville, Santa Cruz oppose sexually violent predator placement

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Photo story: Watsonville celebrates Easter