Aptos Times: April 15, 2021

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Sew Good!

Mask Maker in Aptos is Recognized

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ptos resident Cathy Gamble was honored on April 10 for sewing well over 2,000 COVID-19 masks which she has given away for free during the yearlong pandemic. Several members of Aromas Hills Artisans were on hand in the Aromas

Town Square to present Gamble with their “Wings of Creativity” award, which included a certificate and a beautiful ceramic vase sculpted by Aromas artist Jane Rekedal. Many of the masks were given away in Aromas and Aptos. n

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Cathy Gamble, center, honored by Aromas Hills Artisans for her mask-making, is flanked by AHA coordinator Linda Bjornson and AHA President Jane Rekedal.

“Elkhorn App” from page 12 The $422,000 Elkhorn Slough project was primarily funded by Senate Bill 1, the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017. For information on the Central Coast Highway 1 Climate Resiliency project, click here. The Elkhorn Slough presentation features a customized 3D virtual space inspired by the visitor center at Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve and includes a step-by-step guided experience available in English and Spanish. Calil said, “We’re inspired by the potential of this powerful immersive digital experience to educate and drive action and envision a better future for our planet.”

The virtual reality experience can be viewed using Oculus GO VR goggles, smart phones (iOS and Android), and on the web and begins half way through the video. A 360-degree film about it is also available. The Nature Conservancy in California is partnering with Virtual Planet Technologies to test the use of virtual reality in helping communities prepare for climate change impacts, including a sea level rise tool for Long Beach and nature-based strategies for resilience for survivors of the devastating Camp Fire. To learn more, visit nature.org/cacities. n ••• h t t p s : / / w w w. e l k h o r n s l o u g h . o r g / experience-sea-level-rise-at-elkhorn-sloughvirtually/

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When Will Aptos Village Get Its New Park?, By Jondi Gumz

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pages 27-29

Zach Friend, Supervisor, Second District Reasons to Deadhead Spring Bulbs, By Tony Tomeo

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pages 31-32

our money, By Christopher Elliott County Budget Review: $53 Million in Federal Covid Aid Coming, By

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Unified School District Travel Troubleshooter: Help! Lufthansa canceled our tickets but kept

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pages 25-26

Highway 1 Overpass Be Repaired? SC County Bank Expands SBA Team

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pages 21-22

Featured Columnists

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page 24

Cabrillo Host Lions Club Turns 60, By Becky Steinbruner

1min
page 17

Fire Insurance Cancellation Moratorium: SB 824

11min
pages 18-20

New Leaf Ends Sales of Single-Use Small Bottles

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Seeking Justice for Our Sisters

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Koenig Ousts Leopold’s Cycling Reps, By Jondi Gumz

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$478 Million Rail Plan Fails: Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation

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Award Nominations Is May 21 • Student Debt Canceled Want to Get a Peek Inside Education?

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Sew Good!: Mask Maker in Aptos is Recognized

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page 13

Highway 1 Big Sur to Reopen by April 30

2min
page 11

Chris Van Zanen Promoted • April 28 Public Meeting on Hwy 9

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Cabrillo College Student Exhibition 2021

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Community News

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Post-Covid Summer: Camps, Outdoor Events, Swim Lessons, By Jondi

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Caltrans Taps VR Startup to Assess Hwy 1 by Elkhorn

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