A new Scotts Valley arcade is betting on the enduring appeal of analog play
A new arcade in Scotts Valley is giving kids, parents and pinball enthusiasts a place to gather. Coin Drop Arcade, opened by former software engineers Kacey and John Lewis, features vintage and modern pinball machines, arcade games and plans for kids’ parties and leagues. Read more from Alia Yee Noll.
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OPINION: Why does someone return to our jail 46 times? The sheriff wants to know
Some people booked into Santa Cruz County Jail have been arrested dozens of times, writes Santa Cruz County Sheriff Chris Clark. He wants to understand why – and what might break the cycle. In a Community Voices opinion piece, he asks for public input on what happens between arrests and what the sheriff’s office can do better. He promises to use public questions to shape future Lookout op-eds and offers to answer questions readers have about issues facing our community, how his office works and the challenges we face to keep Santa Cruz County safe. Read more from Clark here.
10 hot jobs in Santa Cruz County: Week of Nov. 6
Looking for a new job in Santa Cruz County? Explore the top 10 exciting job opportunities across industries like education, healthcare and more. Your next career move starts here!
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