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Remembering ‘hope’: First Californian vaccinated against COVID reflects on a year gone by
One year ago, Helen Cordova became the first person in California outside a clinical trial to get the COVID-19 vaccine. At first, she didn’t want it.
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LOOKOUT PM: Parents of Aptos High stabbing victim file claim; upgrade your mask
Liz Kroft, Lance Hulsey, and Jamie Manley, founders of Santa Cruz County’s own Sol Property Advisors, partnered with…
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Parents of Aptos High stabbing victim file claim against PVUSD
The parents of the boy killed on the Aptos High campus took the first legal step Tuesday that is often a precursor to a lawsuit — filing a claim.
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Morning Lookout: Honeydrops amid the raindrops and our Unsung finale
New Music December brings the gift of music to you every day this month. Discover local musicians, with 2-3 new videos…
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Wayne Thiebaud, prolific California painter and teacher, dies at 101
California painter and teacher Wayne Thiebaud, who mastered realism with vibrant still lifes, died Saturday at his home in Sacramento.
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LOOKOUT PM: Looking back at 2021; all-cash offers for homes on the rise
With purpose-driven and persistent effort, UCSC sought to advance justice, push the envelope of knowledge, and advocate…
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Jump in child COVID hospitalizations in N.Y. sparks concerns in California amid Omicron
In metro New York, half of the children being admitted to hospitals are younger than 5 and ineligible for vaccination. California health officials see this as a warning to get more children vaccinated.
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Sunday Reads: Looking back at ’21 for 21′; finishing up ‘Unsung Santa Cruz’
Liz Kroft, Lance Hulsey, and Jamie Manley, founders of Santa Cruz County’s own Sol Property Advisors, partnered with…
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What you need to know about California’s new composting law — a game changer for food waste
Starting Jan. 1, a new law means egg shells, banana peels, leftover pasta and other food scraps can no longer go in with the rest of the trash.