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PV Trustees approve spokesperson position

The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees approved a proposal Wednesday to hire a public information officer to serve as a spokesperson for the district.

PHOTO: Cream of the crop

Workers set up carnival games Friday in downtown Watsonville in preparation for the 23rd annual Watsonville Strawberry Festival, which takes place Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Martinelli’s to move production facility

The S. Martinelli & Company production facility at 227 East Beach St. has been a centerpiece of Watsonville’s culture since it was established there more than 132 years ago.

Cabrillo starts new year

Thousands of students returned to Cabrillo College’s Aptos and Watsonville campuses for the fall semester Monday, in numbers college officials estimate could top 10,400.

Pilots withdraw Nordic Naturals appeal

The Watsonville Pilots Association pulled its appeal of Nordic Naturals' expansion hours before the Watsonville City Council was scheduled to consider it Tuesday evening.

PVUSD, teachers reach tentative agreement

After 17 months of tense negotiations, Pajaro Valley Unified School District has come to a tentative contract agreement with its teachers’ union.

More rain on the way

The Monterey Bay Area got a good soaking Monday, and more rain is in store, according to the National Weather Service.

Successful business taps South County

Sometime in the late summer, beer lovers from far and wide will have a new option in Watsonville.

Radcliff Elementary participates in worldwide coding event

Groups of fifth-graders gathered in Radcliff Elementary School’s cafeteria on Tuesday to try their hands at coding.

Storm systems to deliver rain

A series of light storm systems out of the northwest is bringing rain to the Monterey Bay region over the next few days. On Monday, showers and heavy mist dampened the region.
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