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San Lorenzo Valley Neighborhood Newsletter for Friday, December 5
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Morning Lookout: RTC’s watershed decision on trail; damage delays ‘tiny village’; Home Away review
Santa Cruz County headlines from Lookout for the morning of Friday, Dec. 5.
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Friday evening traffic: Animal in lanes at Soquel & Cabrillo; Hwy 1 closures
Friday traffic trouble spots in and around Santa Cruz County.
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Home Away leans into casual fun with bold dishes in a cozy, counter-service space
Home Away, the new daytime offshoot of Soquel’s Home restaurant, offers a more casual, affordable space where chef Brad Briske showcases seasonal dishes, whole-animal cooking and products from longtime friends and collaborators.
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RTC narrowly approves Keeley-Koenig ‘peace deal’ proposal to build trail segments over railroad tracks
In a 7-5 vote, the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission approved a proposal by Commissioners Manu Koenig and Fred Keeley to build three segments of the Coastal Rail Trail over the railroad tracks in a change of plans for the major project.
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Damage to several ‘tiny village’ units sets back opening of Watsonville homeless shelter by a few weeks
Damage to several of the “tiny homes” under construction at an outdoor shelter in Watsonville has delayed its opening. Monterey County officials say they still hope to move unhoused residents in this month.
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With emotion, judge accepts diversion request for UCSC student charged in 2024 pro-Palestine encampment raid
Santa Cruz County Superior Court Judge Mandy Tovar grew emotional as she granted diversion to UC Santa Cruz student Esmeralda Hurtado, the only one of 122 protesters from the 2024 pro-Palestine encampment arrests to face formal charges. Citing Hurtado’s character and the facts of the case, Tovar’s decision allows the 20-year-old to avoid trial if she completes community service and complies with court conditions through 2026.
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Lookout PM: First Friday with Claraty Arts, arrest warrant for Utah woman’s boyfriend, Waymo expansion, and Diversity Center employee’s SLO embezzlement charges
Welcome to Thursday night’s Lookout PM. Find the latest Lookout List winners and runners-up here. Be sure to sign up for our breaking news email alerts here, and download the Lookout Santa Cruz app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Weekender: First Friday, get your parades on and a love letter to Santa Cruz surf culture […]
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Weekender: First Friday, get your parades on and a love letter to Santa Cruz surf culture
Another busy weekend lies ahead, and Wallace Baine has recommendations for things to do plus news, notes and other highlights from Santa Cruz County arts & entertainment.