Posted inBusiness & Technology

This week in Santa Cruz County business: Capstan raises funds for heart valve treatment, Animal Shelter Benefit Shop seeks new storefront

Westside-based Capstan Medical heads for human trials for its heart valve treatment technology, the Live Oak thrift store supporting the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter is looking for a new home, plus new ownership for a landmark Seabright dining spot and plenty more from local business in Jessica M. Pasko’s weekly roundup.

Posted inFood & Drink

Inspired by Measure Z, one Santa Cruz restaurant cuts ties with soda

Santa Cruz’s tax on sugary beverages won’t go into effect until May 1, but Charlie Hong Kong owner Carolyn Rudolph decided to stop serving soda at her Soquel Avenue restaurant in response to the community’s support of the bill. The fast-casual South Asian-inspired Midtown eatery will phase out soda next month, and replace it with mineral water with low or no sugar added. 

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