Santa Cruz’s Michele Giulvezan-Tanner unveils abstract collection at R. Blitzer Gallery

Article by John Seed, renowned art writer and author of ‘Disrupted Realism: Paintings for a Distracted World’ and ‘More Disruption: Representational Art in Flux.’ During the challenging early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, Michele Giulvezan-Tanner almost gave up on her art. Michele had been primarily a figurative painter for many decades, but having models in […]

UC Santa Cruz continues to pursue ambitious plan to increase student housing by 40 percent by 2030

By Scott Hernandez-Jason Pursuing all opportunities to provide more housing to current students and help reduce the local housing crisis, UC Santa Cruz will house up to 400 upper-division undergraduate students and more than 60 employees at a soon-to-be-constructed apartment complex to be built by a private developer. The housing development on Delaware Avenue is just […]

Five things Santa Cruz parents love about Gateway’s Middle School: College prep, electives, and more

Located on the westside Gateway’s Middle School serves families in Santa Cruz County. An independent day school since 1970 for students in grades Kindergarten through 8th grade, get to know the top five things parents love about Gateway’s approach to learning. “​​Gateway has provided our daughters with a wonderful learning environment. It is with pleasure […]

March to End Homelessness rallies for solutions in Santa Cruz County

Unite in solidarity and rally to support housing as a human right!  Join a compassionate community coalition — led by Housing Matters and other local nonprofit providers, agencies, businesses and hundreds of community members — the March to End Homelessness in downtown Santa Cruz. Taking place on Saturday, May 18, the march and rally is […]

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