Tuesday news for Watsonville and Pajaro.
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Bonny Doon / Davenport Neighborhood Newsletter for Tuesday, Sept. 1
Tuesday news for Bonny Doon and Davenport.
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Capitola / Soquel Neighborhood Newsletter for Tuesday, Sept. 1
Tuesday news for Capitola and Soquel.
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Corralitos / Freedom Neighborhood Newsletter for Tuesday, Sept. 1
Tuesday news for Corralitos and Freedom.
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Scotts Valley Neighborhood Newsletter for Tuesday, Sept. 1
Tuesday news for Scotts Valley.
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San Lorenzo Valley Neighborhood Newsletter for Tuesday, Sept. 1
Tuesday news for the San Lorenzo Valley.
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Morning Lookout: Monterey County fires grow; PVUSD’s new chief budget officer; Santa Cruz’s Davis back with 49ers
Santa Cruz County news and opinion headlines from Lookout for the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 1.
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Tuesday evening traffic: Highway 9 lane closures at Riverdale Park for bridge work
Tuesday traffic trouble spots in and around Santa Cruz County.
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Pajaro Valley Unified hires new chief business officer after years of CBO turnover
Pajaro Valley Unified School District’s governing board hired Victoria Knutson, currently Newark Unified’s chief business officer, to fill the CBO role at a $248,418 salary — the district’s fourth person in that position in roughly three years, as trustees hope her experience will help guide upcoming school closures.
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Check the lake like you check the weather
Menlo Park student Amanda Lee-Shen’s experience with dangerous water at Pinto Lake sparked a mission to help others stay safe on Santa Cruz County’s waters. Here, the 11th grader at Castilleja School explains why checking lake conditions for harmful algal blooms should be as routine as checking the weather. She shares what to look for, how California’s warning signs work and why pets and wildlife face risks, especially from now through October. Her message is simple: Before you head to the lake, check the water.