Burgundi Thure, Owner of Sew Rose, provides a one-stop home decorating service for her clients, including creating…
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County health officials: Vaccine supply outweighing demand; what’s ahead for outdoor mask mandates?
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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COVID PM: How a fax machine fits into some COVID misinformation, plus some cool Lookout developments
Buying locally produced food and goods benefits you and your community in more ways than you think.
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COVID PM: Updates on outdoor masking & why we’re stuck in the orange tier
A new partnership between UC Santa Cruz and United Way will support community-engaged research and offer UCSC…
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How one woman turned her passion for sewing and home decorating into a thriving business
Burgundi Thure, Owner of Sew Rose, provides a one-stop home decorating service for her clients, including creating beautiful upholstery and custom pieces. When it came time to buy the building her business occupies, Santa Cruz Community Credit Union came through for her. Now her business and passion continue to thrive and provide a beautiful service to those in the Ben Lomond and Santa Cruz community.
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COVID PM: Vaccine delivery to those in need, California setting the bar, and an important read for us all
Thomas Sage Pedersen dives in deep with Arts Council Santa Cruz County’s Executive Director, Jim Brown, and Deputy…
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‘We’re coming for you’: For public health officials in Santa Cruz County, a year of threats and menace
Local health officials have become the face of government authority as they work to stem the pandemic. That has made them targets for chilling threats from some of the same militia groups that stormed the U.S. Capitol. Santa Cruz leaders are among those whose daily routines now incorporate security patrols, surveillance cameras and, in some cases, firearms.
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COVID PM: The big J&J news. Remembering Vai. The COVID kindergarten enrollment drop
A new partnership between UC Santa Cruz and United Way will support community-engaged research and offer UCSC…
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COVID PM: Big UC, Cal State vaccine news. Taking a pass on MyTurn
Illuminée Studio and other local businesses are staying strong during the pandemic thanks in part to Santa Cruz County…
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COVID PM: With California doing so well it makes sense to wonder: How much are we free to congregate?
Buying locally produced food and goods benefits you and your community in more ways than you think.