Natural disasters have a way of disrupting more than the forecast. Here on the central coast, wildfire, heavy rain, flooding, fallen trees, road closures, and power outages can quickly affect where we live, how we get to work, and our expenses. We have seen just how quickly that can happen. You cannot control the weather, […]
Brittany Ramirez
Brittany is the Marketing and Sales Coordinator at Lookout Santa Cruz, where she works closely with marketing partners across both Lookout Santa Cruz and Lookout Eugene-Springfield to help ensure the success of each partnership. Collaborating alongside the sales team, she supports advertising initiatives, strengthens client relationships, and helps execute community events such as Trivia Night, election forums, and other signature Lookout gatherings that bring readers and local organizations together.
Brittany also serves as the first point of contact for Lookout Santa Cruz members, providing responsive customer support for membership questions, account access, newsletter subscriptions, password resets, and technical issues. She is passionate about delivering exceptional service and creating a seamless experience for readers and members alike.
A Santa Cruz native, Brittany earned her bachelor's degree in Marketing from California State University, Monterey Bay, after completing her associate degree at Cabrillo College, where she was a member of the women's soccer team. Before joining Lookout, she worked as a Social Media Marketing Manager for Rootstock Artisan Collective, building experience in digital marketing, brand strategy, and community engagement.
Passionate about supporting local journalism and helping local businesses thrive, Brittany enjoys building meaningful relationships that strengthen the connection between Lookout, its partners, and the communities it serves.
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The Pacific is preheating. Is your home ready?
The Pacific Ocean appears to have cranked the thermostat—and misplaced the remote. El Niño is officially underway, and NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center says it could become “very strong” this fall. That’s what often earns an event the unofficial—and slightly dramatic—nickname “Super El Niño.” El Niño happens when parts of the tropical Pacific warm above normal. […]
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Accepting help can change your life – Meet Rafael and Rosa
Meet Rafael and Rosa. For them, life looks brighter now. But not long ago, life was different. Rafael was struggling with serious health issues and his family faced housing uncertainty. The family had difficulty facing Rafael’s medical diagnoses and proposed treatment. They were overwhelmed by the systems responsible for his medical and housing benefits. It […]
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The secret Santa Cruzans have always known is becoming our city’s next great space. Be part of what’s next.
The Friends of the Santa Cruz Public Libraries just announced that they are only $50,000 away from their $3 Million goal towards the build-out of the new Downtown Library. You might be surprised where you fit in this story — read on. Long before there were think pieces about third spaces and the loneliness epidemic, Santa Cruzans […]
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Top 10 ways to volunteer in Santa Cruz County this August
By Shawn Peterson, Executive Director, Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz County At the Volunteer Center, our mission is simple: connect people for good. As I step into the role of Executive Director, I am deeply honored to help lead and strengthen our community’s long-standing spirit of neighbors helping neighbors. Taking the helm of this organization […]
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Community Health Trust to celebrate local changemakers at the 2026 Rather Awards
Every community has individuals and organizations whose quiet dedication makes life better for everyone around them. On Friday, August 21, the Community Health Trust of Pajaro Valley (CHT) will celebrate those efforts during its annual Rather Awards, honoring local leaders whose work has strengthened health, education, and quality of life throughout the Pajaro Valley. Held […]
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Live Oak home for sale: Updated 3 bedroom retreat with fruit trees
Tucked away at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac in Live Oak, 1739 Katrina Court offers more than a beautifully maintained home—it offers a lifestyle. From its inviting living spaces to its thriving backyard orchard, every corner of this three-bedroom, two-bathroom property reflects comfort, thoughtful updates, and pride of ownership. Attend an Upcoming Open House […]
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An evening of purpose, community, and celebration at the UCSC farm
The UC Santa Cruz Center for Agroecology’s annual Farm to Fork Benefit Dinner takes place on the UC Santa Cruz Farm and Cowell Hay Barn on Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. More than just a dinner, this gathering serves as a vital celebration of the Central Coast’s rich agricultural heritage and […]
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The credit union difference: How cooperation creates access
Most people know what a credit union does. Credit unions offer checking and savings accounts, loans, credit cards, digital banking, and many of the same financial services available at other financial institutions. What makes a credit union different is not necessarily what it offers. It is how and why the organization operates. Credit unions are […]
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From Santa Cruz art student to Smithsonian artist: Experience Annieglass this Summer
Some of Santa Cruz County’s most enduring success stories begin in unexpected places. For Annie Morhauser, founder of Annieglass, that journey began in 1983 with a degree in glassmaking, a shared studio at the Old Sash Mill, and a determination to make a living as an artist. While working at a Capitola glass gallery to […]