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Students compete in annual spelling bee

The annual countywide Spelling Bee took place Saturday at UC Santa Cruz. Students from fourth to ninth grade participated in two separate groups.

Wings event draws crowds

Hundreds of people attended the third-annual Wings Over Watsonville festival on Saturday, despite temperatures on the tarmac that topped 110 degrees.

Capitola man arrested for child sex crimes

A Capitola man was arrested on Feb. 15 for numerous felony sex crimes against a minor.

Carriage House Collectibles set to open Saturday

Two best friends of more than 40 years have decided to take their love of rare antiques and turn it into a business.

CHP urges summer drivers to put safety first

CHP officers are on high alert leading into the upcoming week, as summer travel starts up and Fourth of July approaches. The agency is reminding all drivers to put safety first as more cars than usual are traveling Santa Cruz County’s roads.

Financial guru paints positive picture

Hundreds of people from throughout the Monterey Bay region came to the Henry J. Mello Center Thursday to hear financial experts give a brief synopsis of the nation’s financial health, as well as that of the region.

JACL commemorates Civil Liberties Act anniversary

The Watsonville-Santa Cruz Japanese American Citizens League’s commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Civil Liberties Act on Saturday.

Taking their cause on the road

AIDS/LifeCycle, a seven-day, 545-mile fundraising ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles, passed through Watsonville on Monday.

Following the Golden Rule

Just a few hours after an 18-hour trip from Redwood City that included a jaunt under the Bay Bridge, the Golden Rule docked in Santa Cruz Small Yacht Harbor for a two-week rest.

Council delays decision on housing project

The Watsonville City Council shelved its decision Tuesday on a 150-unit housing project.
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Letters to the Editor, March 27-April 2

Regarding benefit caps The local teacher’s union, PVFT, has been loudly crying during negotiations with the school district, PVUSD, to not put a cap on...