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THIS WEEK IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY BUSINESS
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Aptos’ Doon to Earth tasting room, a Bonny Doon Vineyard-Ser Winery collaboration, will close after this weekend
After opening a little over a year ago, Bonny Doon Vineyard and Ser Winery announced they will close their collaborative Aptos Village tasting room, Doon to Earth, on Sunday.
Santa Cruz Power Fitness owners aim to transform former Rite Aid into state-of-art fitness facility
The couple who owns Santa Cruz Power Fitness have found that their members often belong to several gyms as they seek different amenities. In swooping into the Midtown spot vacated by…
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Sunday marks Live Oak farmers market’s last day at East Cliff Village after lease talks fail
Santa Cruz Community Farmers’ Markets is searching for a new home for its Sunday market in Live Oak after the nonprofit organization was unable to agree to new lease terms with…
This week in Santa Cruz County business: Bad news for commercial fishing, new deadline for outdoor dining permits, big grant for Pajaro Valley health trust
In her latest roundup of local business news, Jessica M. Pasko examines the impact of another severely restricted salmon season, updates the outdoor dining situation in the city of Santa Cruz…
California’s commercial salmon fishermen face another disaster of a season amid proposed federal restrictions
A regional fishery council is mulling three proposals for commercial salmon season, with one canceling the season entirely and the other two severely limiting how long the season would last and…
This week in Santa Cruz County business: Applying robotics to cannabis cultivation, seeking soda ambassadors and one entrepreneur’s permitting odyssey
Jessica M. Pasko looks at the Agriculture 4.0 approach for Scotts Valley’s Neatleaf, highlights a unique job opportunity and rounds up other news, notes and numbers from Santa Cruz County business.
Scotts Valley’s Neatleaf bets on AI and analytics in ag, starting with cannabis cultivation
With a farming robot that can be used in controlled environments like greenhouses to monitor and analyze individual plants, Santa Cruz’s Elmar Mair and Neatleaf are on the cutting edge of…
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