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Santa Cruz Sentinel In honor of their lifetime contributions to the Santa Cruz arts community, the Sentinel presents the Gail Rich Awards each year. The 2010 winners were announced today.

Gail Rich Award winners 2010 | the epicenter | Santa Cruz Sentinel Blogs
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In January, we here in the Santa Cruz arts community are in the habit of taking time to appreciate the creativity and passion of artists and arts supporters in the community with the Gail Rich Awards. The 2010 winners, who will be featured in a special lay-out in the Sentinel on Jan. ...
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Traffic nightmare spurs talk about access to Harvey West in Santa Cruz - Santa Cruz Sentinel
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Traffic nightmare spurs talk about access to Harvey West in Santa Cruz
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Santa Cruz Sentinel

Tandy Beal & Co. celebrate 35 years and re-imagines 'The Nutcracker' with a re-energized production
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Tandy Beal & Co. celebrate 35 years and re-imagines
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Santa Cruz Sentinel

Restaurant review: A gem of a spot for organic Sri Lankan fare at Pearl of the Ocean - Santa Cruz Se
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Restaurant review: A gem of a spot for organic Sri Lankan fare at Pearl of the Ocean
Wed at 10:58am
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Santa Cruz Sentinel

Father Mark Stetz bids farewell to Holy Cross in Santa Cruz as he moves to Cambria - Santa Cruz Sent
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Father Mark Stetz bids farewell to Holy Cross in Santa Cruz as he moves to Cambria
Wed at 10:50am
Anna Gaspa Esposito

Anna Gaspa Esposito I wish I could live there, I miss it sooooo much!!!!

Wed at 9:31am · Report
Vicki

Vicki Now here is the 3rd photo, taken by the City of Watsonville! Keep up the good work guys!

Tue at 7:10pm · Report
Vicki

Vicki
These three photos are pictures of the 2009 City Softball Champion of Watsonville, photos 1 & 2 are photos courtesy of Eric Ackerman and the 3rd photo was taken by The City of Watsonville for their brochere/catalogue that is sent out each year. I am especially proud of this team because both of my grown sons are on th...is team. They are Daniel and John Grilli. I regonize most of the faces and know some of the other players on the team, GOOD TEAMWORK AND HEALTHY FUN! Watsonville does have fun and family activities, despite some of the bad things that happen, now this is the Watsonville I remember! Vicki GrilliRead More

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Vicki

Vicki

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Santa Cruz Sentinel

After battling leukemia, Destinee is rewarded with trip to Australia - Santa Cruz Sentinel
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After battling leukemia, Destinee is rewarded with trip to Australia
Tue at 7:36am
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Santa Cruz Sentinel Great shots on a beautiful fall day above Monterey by the talented photographer Phil Carter

Slide show: From a helicopter flight over Monterey Bay, on an aerial survey of Monterey Bay and its
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Slide show: From a helicopter flight over Monterey Bay, on an aerial survey of Monterey Bay and its marine wildlife
Tue at 7:29am
Gayle Löve Swanson
Gayle Löve Swanson
Very nice photos! Enjoyed seeing the cement ship at Seacliff Beach (Capitola) from above, too.
Tue at 8:59am
Jeri Tonti
Jeri Tonti
my family used to go fishing off the cement boat in the 1960's...sooo cooool to see it...hadnt thought about that place in years...lots of fond memories just flooded back just seeing it again
Tue at 9:10am
Jim Rothstein

Jim Rothstein Very much appreciate the Sentinel is running stories about climate change. This is something our community should discuss.

November 16 at 8:45pm · Report
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Santa Cruz Sentinel
Thanks Jim - the guy to pitch stories to on our staff is Kurtis Alexander - kalexander@santacruzsentinel.com. He'd welcome any suggestions or ideas on specific stories along these lines.
Tue at 1:41pm
Jim Rothstein
Jim Rothstein
Thx. Will do.

I should have said that I appreciated your story Monday about warming water off Japan (and resulting invasive giant jellyfish whose poison can ruin a catch of fish).
Tue at 1:47pm
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel It's Monday morning and we're taking your story suggestions for the week.

November 16 at 6:36am
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Santa Cruz Sentinel
Vicki - we'll pass the word along to the sports department. If you've got a photo, you're welcome to post it here and we'll consider it for use in print
Tue at 7:37am
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz County Stories, Donna Rankin Love: She shares her life stories - and encourages others to
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Santa Cruz County Stories, Donna Rankin Love: She shares her life stories - and encourages others to do the same
November 16 at 6:35am
Ben Smith
Ben Smith
An update on the restoration and clean up of the San Lorenzo River.
November 16 at 6:51am
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Thanks, Ben
November 16 at 2:20pm
Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel The rail trail subject is pretty complicated, and doesn't lend itself easily to newspaper stories, but this clarifies where we're at on an important issue.

County on brink of landmark railroad purchase, but can we afford it? - Santa Cruz Sentinel
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County on brink of landmark railroad purchase, but can we afford it?
November 15 at 10:10pm
Gayle Löve Swanson
Gayle Löve Swanson
I love the idea of a rail trail AND passenger service as well. Now if there were only a train from San Jose to Santa Cruz and onward to Watsonville, I'd be delighted since I could then take the train from Roseville all the way to Watsonville and back! My family in Corralitos would be equally happy - they'd not need to pick me up in San Jose.

... Read MoreBefore WW II, there was a train from San Jose (or at least Los Gatos) to Santa Cruz, and I've heard from time to time a wish to reopen that line. There was a funny story about that line and some well-meaning folks closing a tunnel near Wright Road, with dynamite, and making the route from the coast to Santa Clara Valley "impassable" to the "enemy" who, at that time were the Japanese in WW II. Might be a fun story to pursue someday for the Sentinel.
November 16 at 9:19am