Kaiser Permanente opened new medical offices in Santa Cruz, doubling the number of physicians serving local members and services such as pharmacy, laboratory, mammography, and X-ray in one convenient location. The offices at 110 Cooper Street in the Cooper House building downtown have 9 physicians and 1 nurse practitioner practicing internal medicine, pediatrics, and obstetrics […]
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Weekender: Trivia ahoy, a winning ‘Formula’ and B9 is abuzz
Be the first to know about the latest in entertainment, arts and culture news. Sign up to get story alerts from Wallace delivered straight to your phone. And check out previous Weekenders here. Hi friends, Leave behind the bad vibes on Facebook, or Twitter, or Nextdoor, or just about everywhere else these days. Consider the […]
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My non-trivial Trivia Night launches next week
Expect mind-bending local knowledge sharing, conviviality and a twist or two. Sign up to attend Wallace’s new monthly Trivia Nights, at Abbott Square, here.
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Weekender: Shakespeare szn, Patti Smith’s Santa Cruz dream and a bronze idol
Be the first to know about the latest in entertainment, arts and culture news. Sign up to get story alerts from Wallace delivered straight to your phone. And check out previous Weekenders here. Hi friends, Your correspondent is indulging in a little summer vacay this week, so we have an abbreviated run in your inbox […]
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Santa Cruz composer reflects on California’s new climate normal in ‘The End of Rain’
Santa Cruz native Scott Ordway will be on hand July 29 when the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music presents the world premiere of his multimedia meditation on life amid the threats of drought and wildfire.
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A photo shoot for the ages: The saga of Sleepy John’s retirement send-off
A historic group photo of luminary Santa Cruz musicians, brought together to honor the retiring “Sleepy John” Sandidge, almost didn’t happen … until our photographer, Kevin Painchaud, figured out the solution.
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Weekender: A return to Boomeria, cozying up with Nick Offerman & a Cement Ship earworm
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Cabrillo College Robotics Club wins first place in world MATE ROV Competition
The weekend of June 23, 2022 the Cabrillo College Robotics Club won first place in the MATE ROV Competition, a worldwide, underwater robotics competition held in Long Beach, California. Represented by Ciaran Farley, Isaac Wax, and Spencer Koontz, the club was awarded the First Place Overall in the Pioneer Division, as well as the Engineering […]
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An empire built on goofy socks: The Santa Cruz saga of Socksmith
“A sock shop? How long do you think they’ll be in business?” That was the greeting Eric and Ellen Gil got when they opened in downtown Santa Cruz in 1988, but with their company, Socksmith, now an industry giant, the sock is on the other foot.