As demand increased due to COVID-19, Community Bridge’s Meals on Wheels program rose to the occasion thanks to community support and dedicated volunteers serving over 360,000 meals across Santa Cruz County. To continue your forward and offer this essential service they are seeking support for the new year.
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BOLO Best Bets: No turkeys here — from art to theater and markets to music, Santa Cruz ready for the holidays
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Give back this holiday season and Adopt-a-Family in Santa Cruz County
The Volunteer Center connects our community with meaningful ways to give back during the holidays, including its latest feature: their very own Adopt-a-Family program.
Inside Lookout: Celebrating our first birthday and moving boldly into 2022
In this month’s newsletter from CEO and Founder Ken Doctor, get a preview of Lookout’s ambitious student access…
Santa Cruz’s Scott Cooper finds a way to blend his songwriting style into interpretation of the Grateful Dead
At the center of the Grateful Dead subculture in Santa Cruz sits singer, guitarist and songwriter Scott Cooper, one of the five musicians who make up the China Cats. On Wednesday, Cooper will play with his other five-piece band, Rosebud, named for Jerry Garcia’s distinctive guitar.
BOLO Best Bets: Dance, theater, music and a 10K whet our appetites pre-Thanksgiving
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After death of its creator, literary event ‘Zoom Forward’ stays true to its name
Artist and writer Jory Post established a virtual gathering of the Santa Cruz literary community amid the pandemic, something granddaughter Hannah Hutton is carrying on in partnership with another local institution, Catamaran Literary Reader.
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…
BOLO Best Bets: Theater, comedy, music, arts, crafts and foodie fun have our heads spinning
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Change in scenery gives Jewel Theatre ‘new vision’ for long-awaited revival of ‘Pump Boys and Dinettes’
It’s been eight years since the Jewel Theatre staged “Pump Boys and Dinettes,” and with the company’s move from cozy downtown digs to the Colligan Theater, the holiday dessert of a musical that opens next Wednesday “feels like a totally different show, even though it’s the same.”

