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Groups in Santa Cruz work to combat teen dating violence
So the center, and others, seized the opportunity this month to mark February's National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month.
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Santa Cruz agency that helped build sanctuary center dissolves;...
While the former Santa Cruz Redevelopment Agency was a critical link in building the new Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center, it is itself unraveling in an opaque process designed by the state.
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Home and Garden Digest, Feb. 11, 2012: Farm will ease blueberry worries
DIG Gardens of Santa Cruz hosts a workshop at 2 p.m. today on terrariums, or glass containers for plants.
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Gary Griggs, Our Ocean Backyard: Rivers sometimes go where they want
River or creeks don't always go where we would like. The residents of The Island in Rio del Mar, just east of the mouth of Aptos Creek, have become acutely aware of this over the past two winters.
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Cops and Courts: Feb. 11, 2012: Three cited for buying alcohol for minor
Three men who bought alcohol for an underage boy were ticketed during a police sting operation outside three stores in Santa Cruz on Tuesday.
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Best Bets, Feb. 11, 2012: Six Wheel Drive improv theatre
Santa Cruz improv group Six Wheel Drive performs at the Broadway Playhouse tonight.
Scotts Valley lease to cost Cabrillo College $148,800 for 2012
As the fall semester was winding down to a close at Cabrillo College last year, so, too, was its lease at a small satellite campus on Whispering Pines Drive in Scotts Valley.
Santa Cruz Metro scores $11 million grant to build operations center
State officials on Friday announced an $11 million grant to complete a new Santa Cruz Metro bus operations center, ending a long quest to replace what was to have been a temporary hub built in 1979.
Santa Cruz Valentine's Day: Special menus at La Posta, Casablanca, Ma Maison
Valentine's Day is a great time to enjoy a romantic meal at one of your favorite restaurants, and many restaurants in Santa Cruz including La Posta, Casablanca, and Ma Maison are featuring special menus on Tuesday, February 14, 2012.
Food Network's chief chef Robert Irvine gives Ristorante Barolo a new look
Restaurant: Impossible crew members put the finishing touches on Ristorante Barolo while reservation holders wait for the doors to open in Aptos on Thursday.
Business Digest: Feb. 10, 2012
Tami Garcia has been promoted to branch manager for Rabobank N.A.'s Santa Cruz branch, at 3110 Mission Drive, overseeing daily operations and lending.
Harvey West Water Main Replacement Project
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 9, 2012 MEDIA CONTACT: Lydia Tolles, Management Analyst 420-5215 Construction are currently working to install a new water main on the bicycle path adjacent to State Route 1, connecting High Street to Coral Street.
Review: Social Distortion delivers lukewarm show in Santa Cruz
"We've got a red-hot show for you tonight," said the 49-year-old vocalist-guitarist of Social Distortion, two songs into the band's gig on Thursday at the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium.
Travis Santiago is heading to Azusa Pacific to play football ... Is this a sign of things to come?
Charter Oak's Travis Santiago is heading to Azusa Pacific to play football? Will more big-time area players do the same?: As head coach Victor Santa Cruz and his staff put the finishing touches on this year's commitments, he can't help but be impressed.
Parolee arrested on roof of Santa Cruz shop
Police apprehended a 35-year-old parolee on the roof of Western Appliance at 902 Soquel Ave.
A day after DA's Office announces charges, one arraigned in takeover of former bank building
One of the 11 people charged in connection with the takeover of a vacant bank building last year was in court Thursday morning for arraignment on charges of trespassing, conspiracy and vandalism.
Santa Cruzan loses appeal over long-removed trees
The California Coastal Commission grapples with complex coastal planning decisions, casting votes on developments with multiple millions of dollars at stake and often finding itself embroiled in controversy.
Weekend Guide: Sketchy Black Dog
What do you get when you mix rock classics with string-quartet jazz? Innovative ensemble is pushing for fresh new musical hybrid 7 p.m. Kuumbwa Jazz Center, 320-2 Cedar St., Santa Cruz.
Guilty plea in Santa Cruz cyclist's death
A Live Oak man pleaded guilty this morning in a hit-and-run crash that killed a 25-year-old bicyclist in June.
Guilty plea in hit-and-run that killed Santa Cruz cyclist
A Live Oak man pleaded guilty this morning in a hit-and-run crash that killed a 25-year-old bicyclist in June.