The union representing University of California lecturers, which includes 6,000 lecturers across the system, will be holding a two-day strike on nine campuses including UC Santa Cruz starting Wednesday. The lecturers say they’re striking against unfair labor practices.
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A Santa Cruz superfood, superhero-approved: Wonder Woman endorses Goodles’ new mac & cheese
Santa Cruz-based Goodles launched on Tuesday with a new boxed mac & cheese product in four varieties. The founding team includes actor Gal Gadot and former execs at Annie’s and Kraft.
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A judge OKs placement of sexually violent predator in Bonny Doon — shocked residents call it a ‘gross mistake’
Over the objections of prosecutors and neighbors Monday, a Santa Cruz judge approved the placement of Michael Cheek, diagnosed as a sexually violent predator, in a Bonny Doon home. Assistant District Attorney Alexander Byers said he plans to appeal the ruling, and Judge Syda Cogliati agreed to delay the effective date of the decision to give him a chance to do so.
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James in verse: Poet Melehan honors a late, great Santa Cruz artist in her new book of poetry
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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WALLACE BAINE: The Nickelodeon is a local treasure trapped in limbo
Wallace Baine says he hopes he’s not writing the obituary of the beloved Nickelodeon, but it’s clear the movie house isn’t going to reopen anytime soon. At least, he notes, Landmark, which owns the theater, also owns the land it sits on.
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Dumpling darlings: Full Steam taking the art of puffy, spicy Szechuan delights, plus ramen, to new levels
Beyond the flavors being reached via sourcing fresh, local ingredients, Full Steam has made a commitment to providing its employees with a work-life balance previously unheard of in the restaurant business. “Nobody works full time, but we get paid like it,” says owner and chef Andy Huynh.
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EATERS DIGEST: 11th Hour storms the Westside, what’s up with Beer Thirty expansion & cheese is a superfood!
Some words of cheese wisdom from a Staff of Life fromager, an 11th Hour Coffee update, some fun events for the weekend, the Café Gratitude controversy and a few rumors about Beer Thirty’s new locations in Midtown and up in the San Lorenzo Valley.
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March at Lighthouse Point on Saturday hopes to raise awareness of missing women of color
UC Santa Cruz student Faith Brown is looking to combat “missing white woman syndrome” with a march Saturday at Lighthouse Point. The event starts at 2 p.m.
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BOLO Best Bets: Theater, comedy, music, arts, crafts and foodie fun have our heads spinning
Your place to go for things to do in Santa Cruz County.
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Whose line is it anyway? A closer look at redistricting proposals and their impacts on Santa Cruz County
Redrawing, or redistricting, of electoral maps is happening at several levels that affect Santa Cruz County residents: the Board of Supervisors, U.S. Congress, State Senate and State Assembly. Two groups are responsible for deciding how to draw the lines for these district maps: the California Citizens Redistricting Commission and the county’s Advisory Redistricting Commission.
