Heads up, foodies: I’m now sending alerts every time I publish a story. Sign up for texts from me here. Thanks to those of you who’ve already subscribed and offered your thoughts! And catch up on my recent work here. … I have some sad news to share from Capitola. Sharon Kay Hadley, the owner […]
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Student Lookout: Swanton Berry Farm, more streaming recs, and the secret of banana slugs’ slime
Santa Cruz is a terrific place to be in the black-and-orange season, from the beautiful and family-oriented cultural…
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Lily Belli on Food: Tomato Red Alert, a summer podcast playlist and Watsonville leads in compost
Heads up, foodies: I’m now sending alerts every time I publish a story. Sign up for texts from me here. Thanks to those of you who’ve already subscribed and offered your thoughts! And catch up on my recent work here. … Last spring, I reported on California’s new compost mandate and how it would roll […]
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Lily Belli on Food: Giant leap for Cabrillo wine program, restaurant supply gets a boost and an apricot bonanza
Heads up, foodies: I’m now sending alerts every time I publish a story. Sign up for texts from me here. Thanks to those of you who’ve already subscribed and offered your thoughts! And catch up on my recent work here. … When longtime Cabrillo College culinary arts instructor Sue Slater retired in 2019, some wondered […]
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‘We’re on a bridge to some new normal’: Cabrillo, UCSC summer sessions in full swing
Summer school at Cabrillo College and UC Santa Cruz kicked off in June, and with the COVID pandemic entering a new phase, officials are rebalancing in-person and remote learning, opening up new opportunities for both continuing students and high schoolers.
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Lookout Update: Cabrillo College renaming on track for fall decision
Students, staff, the Native American community and Cabrillo Foundation supporters have all weighed in — differently — on a possible Cabrillo name change; President Matt Wetstein emphasizes that student and Indigenous voices must be prioritized in considering the decision, which could happen this fall.
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Former Cabrillo College administrator Paul De La Cerda agrees to plea deal
Paul De La Cerda, who briefly served as vice president of instruction at Cabrillo College, reached a plea deal in the criminal case brought against him in December. Cabrillo’s board voted to dismiss him in February and has since hired a replacement.
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Student Lookout: Garden of Eden, eats on a budget and what to watch this summer
Just released voting totals — with 33,569 votes now counted by the County Clerk’s office — tells us more about what is…
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Student Lookout: Santa Cruz Pride, Gayle’s Bakery and local museums to visit
As Ray Diaz finishes his first year at UC Santa Cruz — which included a run for student body president and meeting…
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Student Lookout: Great scones, top vintage shops and a Santa Cruz sea monster
Time magazine named UC Santa Cruz biomolecular engineering assistant professor Karen Miga one of its 100 most…