Although three quarters of RTC members voted to accept a recommendation that both rail and a recreation path run along the coastal corridor, that vote far from guarantees that passenger rail will ever be implemented.
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Aegis celebrates its first vaccination clinic, more clinics scheduled across the county
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Jockeying over who gets COVID vaccine next: Teachers? Workers? The disabled? The sick?
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Evacuation debrief: Does the lack of debris flow mean the threshold should change?
In the first of two town hall meetings, Santa Cruz county officials met with 70 community members who offered up questions, comment and criticism about the evacuation of 5,000 people during last week’s storm.
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Morning Lookout: Big Rail Trail vote, Bookshop workers vote to unionize, inmate’s family files suit
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Coronavirus confusion: What’s the difference between a variant and a strain?
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A recipe for trouble? Reversal of California outdoor dining ban has heads spinning
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A man on a decadent mission: Chef Enzo’s patisserie to test Santa Cruzans’ appetite for high-end desserts
Enzo Pelliccia’s Emozioni Patisserie looks to import the finest standards of French and Italian deserts to Live Oak. “It kinda scares me,” he says of opening amid the pandemic. “But at the same time it gives me strength and the power to do this. I need to do it.”
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Morning Lookout: First mass vaccinations for farmworkers, evacuation feedback and more
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Strong turnout for Santa Cruz County’s first farmworker vaccination clinic gives officials hope
Dignity Health Dominican Hospital, the Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau, the Santa Cruz County Health Services Agency and the California Strawberry Commission teamed up for the first vaccination of local agricultural workers Wednesday at Casserly Grange Hall in Watsonville.