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Letters to the Editor, June 22

June 22, 2018

Memo from Rev. Hosei Shinseki: Pride Month

Guest view: Feeding hope and nourishing community

Emilio Martinez | Self-serving politicians detrimental to community

Year In Review: A year of change and progress

Honoring Veterans Day

November 13, 2020

Memo from Pastor Erickson Nov. 11 has been our day, our opportunity, to again commit to support and honor our servicemen and women, past and present. The celebration has been broadened to include past and present members of the service community in our land. President Woodrow...

Movie Review: 'A Cure for Wellness' not quite a comeback for Verbinski

March 9, 2017

“A Cure for Wellness” is not quite what I expected or would have wished for from Verbinski, but it challenged me enough that I can say I’m excited for him to do something similar but not as convoluted or heavy.

January 1, 2018

I am deeply saddened to learn that my friend Richie Hansen, owner of Hansen Feed and Pet Supply on Freedom Boulevard, has passed on. He was only 65.

January 15, 2018

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 16, 2018

January 30, 2018

For one reason or another, every single character is ugly and unlikeable, but nearly all manage to bring some heart into a film that is so bleak and gray you’ll want to watch “The Road” as a palate cleanser. This is a compliment to writer-director Martin McDonagh, but an even bigger thumbs-up to Frances McDormand, Woody Harrelson and Sam Rockwell.

March 16, 2018

Please join us on Friday, March 30 at 5:30 p.m. in the historic City Plaza to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the incorporation of our city.

August 23, 2019

Letters to the Editor for the week of Aug. 23, 2019.

October 26, 2023

Santa Cruz County residents are no stranger to powerful and dangerous natural disasters, including winter storms with lasting impacts on our community. The Santa Cruz County Department of Community Development & Infrastructure (CDI) knows that even as we continue to pick ourselves up after last...

June 26, 2020

By Rebecca J. Garcia, Watsonville Mayor All my grandchildren learned to swim through the Watsonville summer aquatics program. They went underwater, they floated, they played and they swam. So much fun. However, there will be no summer aquatics program this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic....

Woody Rehanek: Science proves pesticide’s destructive nature

September 13, 2017

For the last 18 years, I taught a special education class in the Pajaro Valley. Many of my students were farmworker children with learning disabilities: problems paying attention, reading difficulties, hyperactivity, autism, lower IQ and struggles with self-control. I was shocked to discover that one of the most widely used pesticides in the world — chlorpyrifos — has, after over 20 years of solid research at UC Davis, Berkeley, Columbia University and elsewhere, been linked to these difficulties in learning and behavior.

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Opinion

Letters to the Editor, June 22

Memo from Rev. Hosei Shinseki: Pride Month

Guest view: Feeding hope and nourishing community

Emilio Martinez | Self-serving politicians detrimental to community

Year In Review: A year of change and progress

Honoring Veterans Day

Movie Review: 'A Cure for Wellness' not quite a comeback for Verbinski

On My Mind, Jan. 2: Hansen Feed owner passes on

Letters to the Editor, Jan. 16: Where’s the ice-man?

Movie Review: McDormand, Rockwell carry bleak 'Three Billboards'

Watsonville mayor's update, March 2018

Letters to the Editor | Aug. 23, 2019

Guest View: Gear up for winter

Parks and recreation update

Woody Rehanek: Science proves pesticide’s destructive nature

Order restored in Mexico, president says

Photo story: Crash marks third in same area

Deputies, CHP officers save suicidal man

Late heroics help ‘Catz boys squad edge Independence | CCS basketball...

Egg drop tests amateur engineers