In the heart of California’s Central Coast, Cabrillo College is setting new standards in construction, energy management, and building inspection through its esteemed Construction & Energy Management (CEM) program. This program, renowned as one of the top three in the state, not only addresses the growing demand for skilled professionals but also contributes to resolving […]
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Decades of dedication: Lisa Berkowitz’s lifelong commitment to Meals on Wheels
Dignity. Respect. Independence. For Lisa Berkowitz, ensuring that Santa Cruz County’s older adults can live with all three is fundamental. Lisa, the heart and soul of Meals on Wheels for Santa Cruz County almost since its inception, recently completed a remarkable 44-year career with this essential social service safety net program, and is handing the […]
PETER JOHN MICHELOZZI: July 2, 1932 – August 28, 2023
Generous. Humble. Witty. Unfailingly kind. Selfless. Playful. Loving. Warm. Devoted. These words describe Peter J. Michelozzi, beloved husband, brother, uncle and great uncle, friend, and community leader who passed peacefully on August 28, 2023. Born in San Francisco in 1932 to Van and Gina (Salvi) Michelozzi, Peter spent a few childhood years in Santa Cruz, […]
Santa Cruz Symphony announces 2023-24 season with musical prodigy Shun Kodaira Lopez
In a thrilling announcement, the Santa Cruz Symphony has unveiled its highly anticipated 2023-24 season, promising a captivating lineup of performances and the inclusion of a remarkable musical prodigy. This season promises to deliver an unforgettable musical experience for residents and visitors alike. “Echoes of Empire” Kicks Off the Season The opening concert in September, […]
Shopper’s Corner customer spotlight: Alan and Duangjai Sachsel
Shopper’s Corner, a family-owned grocery store, has won the hearts of locals for its exceptional quality, diverse selection, and outstanding service. The market, which has been in business for 84 years, has become a go-to destination for food lovers and families alike. I appreciate the convenience and efficiency of two people working the check stands […]
Community Bridges offers ongoing emergency assistance to the town of Pajaro after flooding disaster
Health care organizations looks to strengthen services for low-income and homeless residents of the county to bolster…
7 essential home prep tips to save money and safeguard against natural disasters this winter
Natural disasters can be frightening. From hurricanes and tornadoes to earthquakes, from droughts to floods, no area of the country is immune to them. Whether you were personally affected by this last year’s storms and flooding or not, the experience should serve as an excellent reminder to take steps towards preparing your home for the […]
A childhood cancer survivor becomes a cancer researcher at UC Santa Cruz
Robert McCabe of Anchorage, Alaska, is a 15-year-old avid bowler, a fan of baseball and basketball, and a rising high school sophomore who hopes to be an engineer one day. He is also a pediatric cancer survivor, and most recently, a pediatric cancer researcher. This summer, he helped to sequence and analyze a tumor sample […]
For the second consecutive year, Cabrillo College robotics club wins first place in world competition
Cabrillo College Robotics Club has secured the top spot in the World MATE ROV Competition for the second year in a row, emerging as the champions of the Pioneer Division. The international underwater robotics competition took place in Longmont, Colorado, and witnessed fierce competition among 63 teams from 12 countries and 18 American states. Represented […]
Cabrillo Stage’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame kicks off July 6 under new artistic director Andrea Hart
Prepare to be amazed as Cabrillo Stage dazzles audiences with their unparalleled musical theater prowess. For over 40 years, they’ve captivated the hearts of Central Coast residents, delivering nothing short of first-rate Broadway style productions. The legacy began with the visionary Lile Cruse, the adored founder and Artistic Director from 1981 to 2003, who set […]

