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Community News

Rail Transit Returning to Santa Cruz County? by Noel Smith Heated Pool

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Energy

12 13 Capitola Update Community News by Noel Smith 14 16

by Edita McQuary 23 Yoga and Pilates Classes

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Water Aerobics everyday!

by Mike DeMars New In Town Local Sports Kids Camps

by William Hauselburg

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Community News

Cabrillo Stage Musicals for All Ages!

A Fun-Filled Summer with

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abrillo Stage’s summer season has

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zations actively teaching them the theater arts. This summer season at Cabrillo Stage is dedicated to giving our youth the opportunity to show their acting, singing,

the adult talent active in Cabrillo Stage and throughout the bay area today were involved as children in past Cabrillo Stage “Cabrillo Stage” page 15

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Community News

Rail Transit Returning to Santa Cruz County?

By Noel Smith

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Funding Assessment — how it could

he Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission owns the only

nario advances community goals and

highest rated options based on evaluation criteria

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Get Involved — will help ensure that the Final Report Step 1: Review the Draft Report Online: person by reviewing a copy at RTC’s Santa

high volume passenger rail corridor is within

views on the west coast.

Step 2: Submit Comments by July 8, 2015 Comment

alongside the rail or converting the corridor to trail-only use. However, the grant money its improvement has been predicated on some

transportation asset called a rail corridor.

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Step 3: Stay Involved — between Watsonville and Santa Cruz in

study and to participate in the discussion. www.sccrtc.org/about/esubscriptions

to grow longer each year until at some people, here are some things that stand out and Santa Cruz. The only way to relieve Capital Cost Estimates Operations & Maintenance Cost Estimates Ridership Forecasts — how many people would ride trains Why do we need Mass Transit?

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Local Sports

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All SCCAL Softball 2015 Soquel 1st Team Melissa Provancha Katrina Agosti Jamie Sugimoto Grace Harrison Maddie Marlatt Honorable Mention Melanie Del Carlo Alissa Rezendes Kacey Sugimoto

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Community Briefs S

tialed teachers who provide support to

Capitola Soroptimists Host June 30 Membership Mixer -

Upcoming blood donation opportunities

The-Sea is hosting a new Membership events to add enrichment to the stuprograms leading to social and economic itola, on Tuesday, about homeschooling and the program

Saints, 220 Elk St., Santa Cruz Thursday Monday Wednesday

Membership Sunday Art & Music At The Beach be provided at the Santa Cruz County who are interested in actively helping to meet the club’s mission.

“There are openings on several committees and we’re hoping to recruit

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Red Cross Calls for Donors Campaign to Maintain Summer Blood Supply gible donors to give blood in the

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throughout the summer at Esplanade

artists

display

their

Esplanade Stage.

Mary Sauter started as a teacher consultant

supply now and throughout the summer.

Many summer activities, such as

Commission Six Sundays

guests attended the celebration and shared

donors to be less available to give during the summer. However, hospital patients still depend on volunteer donors to

2015 Concert Series Live Music on the Esplanade Stage 2 – 4 p.m.

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Community News

Capitola Launches Program To Help Homeowners Conserve Water And Energy T -

water, or the equivconserve a desperately needed resource.

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help homeowners save water, including

we could save the heads; drip irrigation systems; rainwater catchment systems; gray water systems;

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We’re really pleased to be able to include products include solar panel installations, whole-home heating and cooling systems,

rising energy costs, property owners are

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while helping their communities reach state-imposed water and energy savings goals.

Homeowners see immediate savings on nia’s newly adopted regulations aimed at reducing urban water consumption

municipalities.

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Community News

Carrley Husfelt and Alisa Detter

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enrolled at Cypress High School. She’ll be

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creative writing. Carrley is the

College.

Forster writes, “Small is good when it comes to

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the Central Coast is an porated, a national organization that progirls.

career options and obstacles they would

Soroptimist is a Salinas Soroptimist President Carol Jackson provides career support for girls global volunteer orgaattending Dream It, Be It conference at CSUMB.

old girls crowded into the registration room in to hear an introduction sessions about how to discover their dreams, goals, and put dreams Carmel Bay Soroptimist Dianne Driessen leads the girls through the conference into action. summary Then they got

their aspirations and use the collages to bullying and peer pressure and its conseachievable goals using small steps to get -

school drop-outs.

Discussions on how to overcome those session addressed the gap between dreams and action plans.

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Sports Camps for Summer Fun

Kids Camps

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outside and moving?

that has year-round classes, the summer important, and there is nothing better moving their bodies. play video games all day, but is that the

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Community News

Providing Hope, One Lunch at a Time LIVE OAK — For many children here in Santa Cruz County, summer means vacation,

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at Santa Cruz Hope Church other children that live below the poverty line, they not only miss the opportunity to particyouth. From nurturing their

in a situation largely beyond During the school year, many public schools provide

part society is ignoring the

once summer comes, parents struggle to Free Lunch Details: with Santa Cruz Hope Church to launch a brown bag lunch will be provided to children

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Capitola Update

By Noel Smith We last visited with Capitola City

would be two more buildings on the 7-acre

and thought it was time to revisit the issues we covered at that time.

New Civic Center

lot behind the current city hall would be the -

been considering building a new City Hall and the police department headquarters

That leads to the third building procurrent city hall-police department would much more central, accessible location department. There have also been suggestions to the city council to consider

erated by its visitors as they shop and eat

Middle School and the savings on conlocation saying that so many new people coming here would change the character was originally built as a camp ground

such a structure on piers and then use the

Under the current proposal there

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Community News

Princes o’lo Surfboards Have Returned

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lowing day.

They were attending a Military

and vintage police cars escorting. their summers in Santa Cruz with -

their boards with them. nized by the Santa Cruz Woodies Club,

growth local redwood.

The ocean water here in Santa Cruz was considerably colder than their home island, but the air temperature that

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These two o’los will be displayed in a his-

Santa Cruz.

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season, according to a

Front St. During a private ceremony, the the crate. The boards will be on display at brothers rode their o’los About the Princes of Surf exhibition

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“Hotel guests spend much more by the city, go though public hearings, destination but we currently don’t have

Commission.

Rispin Mansion and Grounds

guests and their potential business here open to the public. Compared to past plans Skate Parks in Capitola mance area. Truly a magical place along county due to a soils issue. The site is mostly chemistry may not meet the requirements without mitigation. No word yet on when the county will give its permission to continue construction.

Further tests are underway and the has been delayed

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years and it’s great to see the devotion to the theater arts that our community has and

set and show him how to win his students over with imagination and music. urday morning cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, and more through

available to our young actors singers, musicians and dancers. Cabrillo Stage wants

summer.

Michael have sent many a nanny and will be sure to entertain the entire generations, and now the enchanting story, arrives on their doorstep.

Using

Schoolhouse Rock Live pop culture phenomenon returns to never boring when cleverly t a u g h t t h r o u g h music.

The iconic cartoon series “School-

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magic and common sense, she must teach

magical and memorable adventures, but

Stage and other local productions such as

musical numbers will delight theatergoers cover a world where anything can happen

Cover Photo: Matt Meyers (George), Makai Hernandez (Joe), Bobby Marchessault (Tom), Kiana Hamzehi (Dina), Kara Jonsson (Dori) & Alexi Baker (Shulie)

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Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples

Modern Research and Relationship Success

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he latest research in adult love and years or so in the past, and the prac-

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happy in their relationships. The results appear lasting, even with couples that are

on “each persons attachment style, and

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Business Profile

CAPO FIRESIDE Hearth and Home

By Edita McQuary

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earth and home” — words that -

Street in Santa Cruz can help imagine and you desire.

it on all sides. Their website says it has “the -

and he has built the business up more pits in the summer. They are getting cus-

not be aware.

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C = Comprehensive Products carry a wide range such as Mendota, -

him. Eric has been awarded the coveted times.

There are eight employees in the

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When you visit Capo Fireside, you

related scenes.

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Soquel School District’s Children Must Come First special interest group continues to promote their own personal

School District is the only district in our county that has launched a math program,

This have targeted the superintendent’s actions to balance resources throughout the district. This action by these individuals is irresponsible and potentially very

dynamic

program

is

being

members who are willing to be innovative

Conducting a special board election will

established employee compensation as one active cost containment steps, the District has been able to provide our employees’

support student programs. Furthermore, the current superintendent has announced

us to increase our employee salaries in the

Cotsen Foundation that has resulted in

one million dollars in general obligation bond payments.

trained teachers in our entire county.

School District is an outstanding edu-

our board members approved a new partnership that resulted in the district

parents and most importantly our stu-

and proven superintendent will imme-

district. process that may encumber up to eight -

acter traits that will be incorporated into

interest group has chosen to create havoc

it will require our entire community to

individuals who wish to become a trustee

Capitola.

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This house was built 100 years ago (but not in Capitola!)

By Rich Didday, CVRA

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that remains in its original location is the

survives here, in Capitola.

over, was loaded on a train, brought to and reassembled where it is now, on Soquel

The house has been remodeled to

Window latches on the double hung sash windows CVRA Board Elections elected

new

launched into spirited discussions about the New Civic Center proposals, the County and upcoming proposals about City zoning changes, among other topics.

Nels Westman Margaret Kinstler Secretary Ellen Miller Treasurer and also Membership Coordinator Linda Hanson

A wall socket in use into the late 1970’s now a paperweight.

20 / July 2015 / Capitola Soquel Times

The CVRA is now in its eighth year. To learn more, please visit www.

CapitolaCVRA.org

Nels Westman

Margaret Kinstler

Ellen Miller

Featured Columnist

2014-15 a Wonderful Year at Live Oak!

By Tamra Taylor, Superintendent Live Oak Elementary School District

in May. Shoreline students also competed

porting materials to be sent home with

are proud to say that this year was Goal 2: Shoreline’s team created a Remotely did in implementing the new Common Core-aligned curriculum, and the support their students’ learning when questions and concerns around the curriculum arose.

For instance, the parentoriented Math Nights held at each elementary school were well-attended and dynamic and it was heartening to see so many academic success. We will be holding more

community input.

Goal 1: To support the “Family

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we will be recruiting parent and teacher liaisons at each school site to plan the

High School pool.

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Cracking the code of Pet Food Labels

By Katie Volat, DVM, Capitola Veterinary Hospital

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terms equate to better quality or special

healthy, natural ingredients that will allow diets, in general, are a good choice, especially everything you read? Does your pet need a

sensitive stomach issues in many pets.

regulates the label claims? made progress in the quality

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also be repairing and/or adding water

orate on ways to integrate the visual and

at Del Mar Elementary School.

Goal 4:

arts. Finally, Shoreline Middle School

These units include our Simple

students have access to an elective. be providing two Teachers on Special pated in our action planning meetings during which these activities were dis-

modeling and printing at the middle school.

Goal 3: We will be hiring a recess coach at each school site and providing the year as well. We will provide release 22 / July 2015 / Capitola Soquel Times

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Save Our Shores 2015 Volunteers of the Year their volunteer duties and engage the Central Coast community to protect the

SANTA CRUZ — advocacy and action on the Central Coast, -

tuary Steward? Stewards are passionate

county. Together they have inspired over Stewards who go above and beyond in

conservation programs that include captaining cleanups, leading education

Melanie’s charisma combined with her unstoppable drive creates a one-two punch in preventing ocean pollution.

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Melanie Franklin “Dedicated and passionate individuals

sole purpose is to advocate and educate sand meets the sea, and the sea gives community based organizations and are

Mike and Karen Gunby

Bronti@saveourshores.org.

Big Creek History Looking for Fun Memories, Stories and Photos from Yesteryear addition to producing locally-grown, sus-

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hosted many events and activities with the community. There are sure to be thousands

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A Father’s Day Story: JJ Crosetti, Jr. Fund the historic Crosetti Ranch, it was announced that the three we really wanted to do something in his -

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through the educational organization,

JJ Crosetti, Jr Memorial Fund

community and wanting to contribute to

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which includes the three daughters, their spirit alive through continuing to conbe used as a scholarship to encourage and From left: Agri-Culture President Steve Bontadelli accepts initial gift to establish the JJ Crosetti, Jr. Memorial Fund from his widow, Jeanette Crosetti, and three daughters: Josie Warren, Gina Chekouras, and Lea Andes.

Cruz County. mitment to the community. He was the

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demonstrated commitment to the industry,

student entering or currently attending receive the award one time only and only

scholarship can be presented to students was a special person in our community.

How appropriate that it was announced Students must live either in Santa

student must maintain above average grades and the award will be issued proportionately to the school during the school year.

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stated in a prepared statement, “We set up

organizations that develop programs to

and healthcare establishments, retirement centers and local companies and events who provide and promote locally grown produce. This may include, but not the menu, educational booths or tables, materials. Those organizations that wish to as well as our environment and health may also be awarded.

Fire Prevention Divisions to Begin Joint Operations n a recent decision, Central Fire

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two new Fire

and resources.

Directors voted to approve a three-year

that began one year ago.

management positions, cost savings will be shared by both districts. Each agency will share the costs and over-

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Education Specialist to be hired to serve both districts. These positions will provide

ences such as children and seniors.

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Since there is never enough money to support all ticipate in the Human Race; they hold a Film Festival

the particular individual’s personality and needs. be assured that your participation/donation is going with any challenges that arise, improve their service those most in need, our persons with developmental disabilities.

“We are here to help adults with developmental They already have two individuals placed in local homes and hope to have more as people in the community learn about and start participating in this

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Summer Kids Sports camps are a great way to enroll your child in an activity that

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Kids Sports camps come in a variety

and Recreation Sports Camps, which use throughout their lives. game improvement.

more than one sport, and some

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Grind Out Hunger is a Santa Cruz based

requirements or registration necessary.

Meals will be provided to all children

childhood hunger and malnutrition. For more Santa Cruz Hope is a new church with

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28. Suggestive look 30. Nada 34. Building extensions at right angle to main building 36. Two of a kind 38. “No way, ____ ____” 40. “____ but don’t touch” 41. For cruising in style 43. Silly talk or writing, British 44. *Britain in the Revolutionary War 46. *State representative 47. Web ____ 48. Type of flask 50. Hodgepodge 52. Akira Kurosawa’s 1985 drama 53. Fly like an eagle 55. Club alternative

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The Book Bag

By Robert Francis

Picture books for lazy summer afternoons …

The New Small Person

Decorated Horses

By Lauren Child

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no one plays with his toys or eats his

horses down through history and how they were decorated or spruced up by their owners.

being an only child.

Then this situation undergoes a radical alteration.

you’ll begin by reading about horses

arrives in the household and he’s not going to Not only does the new arrival get all the attention but as he gets older he also -

is a cloud. The whole situation becomes a bit surrealistic, especially when the airship -

beans and is a general nuisance.

in competition and sports and horses that

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Throughout the narrative the airship mation on the animals you’ll see. his parents’ response is that’s not going to happen.

Finally something does occur that begins to change the brothers’ relationship.

story’s end your little one may well be singing this catchy tune too.

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Out and About

A First Book of Poems

read over and over again.

By Shirley Hughes to youngsters who love silly stories and -

little sibling rivalry.

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Rhyme Time

Sleepy Time and Playtime

the title piece, celebrates spring and

Big Red Kangaroo

By Claire Saxby

By Vincent Kirsch

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With the boots on, the youngster can leader as they move about their home in the wilderness

n this latest humorous adventure Freddie

bedtime and help get your child into

group are always

and other small events that announce warmer weather.

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appears that may be a cloud.

other males away. the author also includes material about the

trations that will engage the young readers

don’t realize that. conversation with the two dragons, which

child to poems, this collection is worth a child will be able to relate to.

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their parents.

night’s sleep. Some

cloud. There seems to be nothing in the suddenly

and scamper about on wet days.

They may seem

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transition that can disrupt even the hap-

Freddie & Gingersnap Find a Cloud to Keep

By Fiona Lee

the seasons and the activities children

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By C.J.

onversations at gatherings are as

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guests involved. We are enriched by

recordings and everything promoting local

Dr. Norman Doidge, a leader in the neuroplasticity revolution.

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songwriter, actor/producer, sound designer,

archivist and music memorabilia collector.

Naturally growing to be a mentor to many in

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Community Calendar

p.m. – close. Happy Hour: Tuesday – Sunday 2– 6 p.m., Monday 4:30– 6

Announcements

com or call (831) 655-HULA.

Nar-Anon

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hat is co-dependency? What is enabling? What is this insanity?

PROFILE of Santa Cruz

Feldrenkrais Awareness Through Movement®

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N addiction. Three meetings are now being

Ongoing Events

Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays

Co-dependents Anonymous

C people who want healthy

Daily

Overeaters Anonymous wish to stop eating compulsively. times and locations: www.santacruzoa.org. Or call our Hotline at (831)429-7906.

Watsonville.

For a schedule and more or call (831) 469-6096.

Weekdays

WomenCARE Support Group

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diagnoses through treatment.

advocates are everyday people that, County invite you to attend a who has been abused or neglected.

First Mondays: 2-3 p.m., in Watsonville Second Tuesdays: 5:30-7 p.m. in Capitola Third Wednesdays: 5:30-7 p.m. in Watsonville Third Thursdays: 2-3 p.m. in Santa Cruz Third Fridays: 12-1 p.m. in Aptos Mondays

a serious illness. When a loved one is seriously ill, it can be a

(831) 430-3078

Second and Fourth Mondays First and Third Wednesdays Monday: 2:00 - 3:30pm Wednesday: 5:30 – 7:00pm

munity Markets, 1210 41st Ave. Capitola (Also down town and at Live Oak Senior Center, 1777-A West side stores) Capitola Road, Santa Cruz.

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Featured recipes are posted on

Head to the Islands!

221 Cathcart Street, Santa Cruz ine on any Monday and

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12:00-1:00p.m. Rio Sands Hotel, 116 Beach Drive

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Call Greg Horne at (831) 684-

beginners to more advanced.

We’re here to help you discover

Thursdays

8:45 am, Felton Firehouse

these health group meetings.

7:00pm, 920 41st Ave. Suite B, Santa Learn more by calling (831) Cruz (next to Family Cycling Center) 335-3510. orning meditation schedule

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Overeaters Anonymous

Tail Wagging World of Dog Ownership

2685 Chanticleer Ave., Santa

First Tuesdays and Third Wednesdays each month

Orientations to Become Advocates for Children

details contact Danielle at 7612956 X102) South County, 5:30-7

6:00pm- 8:00pm 1400 Emeline Avenue room 206, Santa Cruz.

Big Book and OA Literature Study

Tparent is to attend orientation.

The orientation is designed to

and to give you a chance to have your question answered by child

454-4687.

Scotts Valley Farmer’s Market 9a.m.-1p.m. SV Community Center, 360 Kings Village Drive

Wednesdays Facilitated by McBurney

encouraged.

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6:30-8:00pm Aptos Fire Station

contact Nicole Zahm at education@ Wednesdays

Church Bible Study/Worship 9:45am: Bible Study; 11:00: Worship, First Baptist Church 7565 Sunset Way, Aptos

Aptos Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10110

6:30 pm, Severinos, 7500 Old Dominion Ct., Aptos

Cleads the meetings.

Third Sundays

Seymour Marine Discovery Center: Public Lecture Series

295-1939

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Fridays

every month. Topics are presented in an entertaining and easy-to-

Scotts Valley Nar-Anon Family Group

eymour Marine Discovery Center

photos, video, and discussion.

6:30-7:45 p.m., 3192 Glen Canyon Road, Scotts Valley in the Bison Center and The Camp Recover Center

by the addiction or drug problem

Dated Events Wednesday July 15 Peripheral Neuropathy Support Group Meeting

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ublic is invited to all

Santa Cruz/ Monterey Bay Branch ADHD Support Group Meetings

Sundays

Fourth Thursdays each month

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or neglect. Everyone welcome,

2:30-6:30 p.m.

Second Tuesdays each month hrough Spring, Summer and Fall, PFLAG (Parents, Families, and the main drag along Highway Friends of Lesbians and Gays) 7:00pm-9:00pm, 900 High St. First

Sgigs.

7:00pm at the Cabrillo Community Center, Aptos Village

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Felton’s Farmer Market!

Aptos

1:00–2:00 p.m., Louden Nelson Church, Melrose Ave., Santa Cruz Community Center, Room 5, 301 driveway and turn right at the sign.

Center Street, Santa Cruz Helpline (888) 688-7834. Find Second Thursdays each month meetings at www.nar-anon.org specializes in helping the hands and Veterans of Foreign Wars 6:30 pm, 2259 7th Ave. Santa Cruz Clutterers Anonymous 5:30-6:45 Sutter Maternity & Surgical Center, 2900 Chanticleer 477-1239 the meetings.

Friends of Scotts Valley Library Cabrillo Host Lions Club

Second and Fourth Wednesdays

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hat does your style say about

Second and Fourth Thursdays B12 Fridays

to provide support, guidance,

Executive Director Nesh Dhillon at

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Second Wednesdays

email sylvialee2@sbcglobal.net

Ext. 102, or email

throughout Santa Cruz through

Ave. Santa Cruz CA 95060

Freedom Blvd. Watsonville

children who have been removed

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First Wednesday each month

Adoption/Child Welfare Orientation First Tuesdays each month

Hoffman’s for Second Harvest

6:30-7:30pm at Teach by the Beach agencies that Second Harvest #50 Rancho Del Mar, Aptos support.

429-7906

3:00pm-6:00pm, Thrive Natural

supports immunity, energy, sleep, mood, and the body’s ability to handle stress.

To learn more, call (831) 5158699.

Saturdays visit www.cabrillohostlions.org.

Thursday July 23 Golfers Sought for Cancer Fundraiser

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8:00 -12:00pm at Cabrillo College

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pen Support meetings on Any Questions, contact Judy Brenis at (831) 818-9619.

Third Wednesdays

Meeting Schedule for the SCWD2 Task Force

To learn more, call (831) 427-4016 or

11:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. Dinner: 4:30

Capitola-Aptos Rotary Club Meeting

TOPS (Take off pounds sensibly)

Ocean Gate Zen Center Zazen Instructions

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Tuesdays

Image Matters

Tguestmenat invites you to be our our monthly luncheon.

Tuesdays, Thursdays thru Saturdays

Alzheimers Support Groups

Meal Solution Mondays

Drop-ins welcome. For more

Noon, Elks Club at 150 Jewell St.

register call (831) 457-2273

this ongoing support group, we people who care.

with Redwood Ramblers Toast-

Follow us on Facebook: Facebook.

Contact Chuck at 831-462-6092 com/AptosNoonToastmasters or

mercial Crossing, Santa Cruz

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Sons in Retirement

Third Thursday each month

Aptos Noon Toastmasters Contact suzie@suzielundgren.com or call (831) 332-7347

CASA Orientations to Become First and Third Monday Caregiver Support Group Advocates for Children

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Fourth Wednesdays

Center, 1307 Seabright, Santa Cruz

9:00am-12:30pm, 2045 40th Ave. mentR. These classes will increase Clares St. Capitola

held in Santa Cruz County, on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. will cover resume writing, comFor a meeting near you call (831) 291-5099 or email saveyoursanity@aol.com at (831) 479-0393 or visit www.

Episcopal Church, 5271 Scotts Visit www.scwd2desal.org Valley Drive, Scotts Valley. iving a business presentation?

are open to the public Meetings and the location alternates

Toastmasters: Speak for Success Headquarters.

call 831-600-3863.

Tuesday July 28 Aptos Branch Sons in Retirement Luncheon

11:30 a.m., Severinos, 7500 Old Dominion Court,Aptos.

Drones demonstration.

Call Jack at (831) 688-0977.

Arts and Entertainment Saturday July 4

Announcements Volunteers Needed for the Monterey Symphony

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he Monterey Symphony is

music and want to be involved,

Third Monday each month

or Don at (831) 72-7053 or e-mail Second Sundays Each Month at caller4u@att.net.

Modern Square Dancing Class 7:00pm, German-American Hall

Downtown Santa Cruz Antique Street Fair

9:00am-4:00pm, Lincoln St.

Last Thursdays each month

Monthly Argentine Tango at Star Bene Italian/Argentine Restarante Argentene Restarante, 21245 East

7 p.m., Live Oak Senior Center, 1777 Capitola Rd., Santa Cruz titchers-by-the-Sea, the local

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clothing, glass and ceramic col-

(831) 476-6940 or visit us on Facebook.

Science Sunday Tuesdays 6:30 p.m. Santa Cruz Elks Lodge, 150 Jewell St. osted by Soquel Sports

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Capitola Twilight Concerts t wouldn’t be summer without the Wednesday evening concerts t an area restaurant. Seating is on the lawn, seawall benches or the beach.

Peninsula Banjo Band 390 Saratoga Ave, San Jose

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Santa Cruz, 95060 eymour Marine Discovery Center presents a public lecture

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call Michael (831) 239-2247.

First Fridays each month

First Friday Art Tour

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hamburgers, hot dogs, grilled veggies, potato salad and Caesar

Virgo (Aug. 24-Sep. 22)

Saturday July 11

Libra (Sep. 23-Oct. 23)

are presented in an entertaining -

year-round and illuminates some

with up-to-date photos, video, and discussion.

Science Sunday does not meet

Second Fridays each month

Big Band Dance

7:30pm-10:00pm, at Mid-County Senior Center 829 Bay Ave, Capitola allroom dancing to live

munity Markets: 1210 41st Ave,

ECream Sundae. Complimentary

Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)

provides recreational services to people with disabilities.

While supplies last.

Saturday July 11 Sunday July 12

Santa Cruz Mountain Sol Festival

11a.m.-7p.m., Roaring Camp Meadows, Felton, CA

Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21)

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Aquarius (Jan 21-Feb. 18)

seymourcenter.ucsc.edu

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Wednesday July 1 Movies on the Beach: The Breakfast Club

9 p.m., Beach Boardwalk, Santa Cruz atch a classic movie on the beach with the world-

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Sunday July 12

Dip & Dash Aquathlon #1

Pisces (Feb. 19-Mar. 20)

Register by July 10

Wor a long swim at Cowell leave, but as hard as it will be, another opportunity will be around the corner.

Aries (March 21-April 20)

popular tunes. Come see our Wednesday. No cover.

Contact Lee McLaughlin, Booking Agent, at 408-993-

tax deductible).

Wednesday Night Sail Boat Races 5:30 - 8:30p.m. March to October

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are a good viewing to watch the sailboat races against the setting

FREE

Saturday July 18 Movies at the Mission: Soul Surfer

Doors open at 7 p.m., Movie starts at Sunset, Santa Cruz

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and you have some to spend, now is as good a time as any. Friends are important as you move

Gemini (May 22-June 21)

Saturday July 18

La Selva Beach Library Book Fair 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

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6:30 pm, German American Hall,

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Business Guide

Featured Columnist

Engaging the Community is community engagement. and open communication with our customers and the community-atday-to-day customer service and accessible the phone, at community meetings,

agency, the District values community input and partnerships that help increase water awareness. This

representatives going into the com-

water issues is important and we will

issues related to water, and highlight two new partnerships with local High Schools.

Community Outreach – Got an upcoming meeting or event?

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especially with the statewide

attend community events throughout the year, such as Earth Day Santa Cruz, the Santa Cruz County Fair, the

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events gave visitors a chance to learn about groundwater, how it is treated and distributed, and the challenges

winning design, created by Kalina

small and large groups? We can cover water reliability, water conservation tips, long-term actions towards sus-

and water conservation giveaways, tomers and residents about all things

an annual contest.

Water Conservation Video Contest

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Cruz County, also put on a “Water

Rotary or Kiwanis, live in a mobile condominium community, or belong

Groundwater Awareness Poster Contest with Soquel High School

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contest, which was open to all high school aged students in Santa Cruz County, challenged local high school students to inspire others to save

graphic design class was invited

church, school, special hobby, etc., water conservation public service

were awarded in both the indoor and outdoor water conservation tip water issues and presenting them in

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worth watching and can be viewed videocontest

SPCA Featured Pet

Doidge’s research points out that the more musicians practice, the larger their brain term memory loss.

that the brain that plays music is changed by it while new pathways establish themselves.

and agrees to continue the conversation at his long-term memory to solve problems while others rely on short-term memory.

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recognized as a youngster. There’s more to connect to the audience. He chooses to have no paper or notes in the path to obstruct

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Here’s Kitty, (Shh… She’s really a dog)

chosen songs until they are smooth enough he recognized early on that his short-term

July 3rd Felton’s First Friday Art Walk July 7th Felton Farmers’ Market, July 19th 10:30 a.m on KPIG 107.5 For bookings please phone Rick McKee at The Guitar Works 831 335 3593

practices with the noise and distraction repeats the song. This provides him with

available through our public libraries new Soundswell Local Music Collection program. http://scmusic.santacruzpl.org/omeka

Cushing’s Disease. Cushing’s is a condition that causes her adrenal glands to overproduce a hormone called cortisol. While Kitty will live with this condition

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Kitty’s condition is well managed and she’s on the proper medication. She was

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