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REI Union Chicago Workers Walk Out on ULP Strike
REI UNION CHICAGO WORKERS WALK OUT ON ULP STRIKE & RALLY WITH LABOR GROUPS & CO-OP MEMBERS OUTSIDE LINCOLN PARK STORE DEMANDING THAT REI REACH A UNION CONTRACT BY END OF 2024 AMID COMPANY’...
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Rotary Raises $90,000 for Treasure Cove Inclusive Playground
The Capitola Aptos Rotary Club presented a check for over $90,000 to County Park Friends which is fundraising for the Treasure Cove Inclusive Playground at Jade Street Park.
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
Harvey West Park Homeless Encampment Cleared
The City of Santa Cruz cleared an encampment used by 30-40 people from the Harvey West Friendship Park on May 1.
Scotts Valley City Council held a special joint study session with the Parks and Recreation Commission on May 1 to envision the full scope of recreation options for the city.
Remnant of an ancient ecosystem in the middle of town.
The great roller coaster arose amid screams above the golden strand of the Santa Cruz Boardwalk—a tooth-loosener, eyeball-popper, and one long shriek.
Watsonville city officials gathered Friday to break ground on a major renovation and upgrade for Ramsay Park.
During my brief running phase, I ran in the Santa Cruz to Capitola Wharf to Wharf Race. I was dead last. The guy who was right in front of me, second to last, starts making fun of me.
Partly due to global warming and the proliferation of ticks, Lyme disease is the fastest growing infectious disease in the US. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Restoration and Demonstration Project in Progress
There’s a cartoon in the 9/9/22 New Yorker that shows salmon jumping upstream over rocks with leopards, pelicans, crocodiles, raccoons, lions, alligators and wolves catching them in mid-air. In the foreground one bear says to another bear, “You just had …
A practical, user-friendly guide to learning to surf in Santa Cruz: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The City of Watsonville has sent out a call to local artists to help create a mural for the new nature center coming to Ramsay Park.
City of Capitola Recreation Department
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