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Cover Porter Library Gets Improvements by CJ 5 6 7
Community News Capitola Mall Has New Owner
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Member Jess Brown Resigns in Protest by Noel Smith Smith Workout with friendly members!
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Cover Story “Porter Library” from page 1 While the youngsters in our com-
This spring the Porter Library has the
students an opportunity to participate in the community in a way that will be a as The Wood Shop, guided the youngsters to plan and build the structure as part of their Green Manufacturing Engineering program and Construction Technology
Porter Sesnon Foundation for the grant that funded the newly completed accesLocal architect Teall Messer who followed abilities to bring the library into compliance
products are showcased at the school Contractor Tom Johnson, Whitlow Concrete,
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Community News
Earth Day Volunteers Keep Central Coast Clean SANTA CRUZ — The California Central
had one of its most successful turnouts last from illegal dumpsites hidden around the Cruz and Monterey County celebrated Earth By far, the most common item collected was
Earth Day supporting partners and sponsors: The County of Santa Cruz Public Works Department, the City of Santa Cruz, Seaside Walking Action Group, Nordic Naturals, the California Coastal Commission, Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine
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Community News
Capitola Mall Has New Owner M -
comed the new potential and possibilities
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The
purchase
by
Merlone
Geier
that included 100 spaces for specialty stores and restaurants owned by Macerich, and one anchor
include parcels owned by the other anchor stores
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purchase price was not
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the neighboring city of Santa Cruz, home On their website Merlone Geier -
Stands out as the only enclosed shopping center in the county with the nearest com-
The company has properties in California, Oregon and Washington with one of the largest being Metro Center in
Community Briefs
students program autonomous robots to
Americans and Their Taxes
beginning The Swarmathon is a collaboration
and local taxes, for a total bill of almost
fying the most widely supported priorities and how they do or do not complement the
We competed against 26 other colleges and turned in a commanding performance in
Please spend more on taxes in 2016 than they will on food,
send
emails to for a response
The Robotics Club did an amazing starts with a pop-up window appearing
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rowing, which represents future taxes consumer is urged to call a number for John Ferrara sworn in as -
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Attention Float Builders! Next year we will enter the physical com-
state that they are employed by a well-
access, they often infect the computer with Vacancy on the Capitola Architectural & Site Review Committee Application for Landscape Architect
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ohn Ferrera is a lifelong resident of Santa
for the Santa Cruz County John is also an
please contact the Santa Cruz County -
as a Lieutenanta of
graduate the Police
will be for a term ending website for more information on this
wire, and access to nearly 20 acres of
be in training and will be able to assist in age or older, and must possess credentials as The committee meets twice monthly in the Council Chambers at Capitola City Hall on the second and fourth
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to see happen in their community during
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I-You Venture’s Friendly Visitor Program Volunteers Needed For Residents in Care Facilities
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dents to the community, as the many of the men and women in these facilities are often Cabrillo Swarmathon Team Victorious!
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Community News
New Superintendent for Soquel Union Elementary School District Board of Trustees announces the appointment of Scott Turnbull as the new
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as crucibles of learning in preparation for this newest
Turnbull will build upon the foundation of excellent programs already in place
extraordinarily
found that collaboration tions and experience
Board and the school community in the
core beliefs for student success and we welcome him and his family to our
community is the most
Scott Turnbull career as a public educator, he has been a classroom teacher, teacher on special assignment, assistant principal, principal, principal on special assignment
rewarding
part
of
talented
edu-
learning community dedicated to
Soquel Union Elementary School District took formal action to
to nurture well-rounded students and that tradition and in leading new ways
Center in Capitola.
Dump and Drain: Mosquitoes are Taking Flight!
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white striped, and tend to bite meeting, the County Board of responsible
for
transmitting -
Currently, all California cases of these diseases can be other parts of the world, and are not due
traps throughout the county, but we
This type of weather pattern has lead to slightly earlier breeding of spring and
Spring and summer is also the season
swimming pool for example, can produce
holding containers in-between rains and properly seal septic systems and water“Mosquitoes� page 9 8 / May 2016 / Capitola Soquel Times
Community News
Grateful Patients Honor Caregivers H arry Schoenfeld and his wife
take this opportunity to honor a nurse that
to the hospital and had a team ready for had a passion to care Sheila was one of the nurses on the unit
Originally from Mississippi, Sheila came to Santa Cruz as a
and all the people that
Sheila when she was presented with the news and a special lapel pin honoring her excepto be recognized by patients — no one has recognized me in this
Sheila has been a
next goal is to obtain “My
future
dream
Harry and Bertie Schoenfeld
oring her for exemplary care. PUBLIC NOTICE SANTA CRUZ CITY SCHOOLS MEASURES I, J AND P SENIOR CITIZEN, SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME AND SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY INSURANCE EXEMPTION APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE
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On June 5, 2012, the voters of the Santa Cruz City Schools District approved Measure I and Measure J Parcel Taxes. Measure I is $38 per parcel annually for eight years, and supports Grades 9-12 library and counseling services. Measure J is $85 per parcel annually for eight years, and supports Grades K-8 art and music programs, library programs, and counseling services. Both have exemptions available for Senior Citizens, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). On November 17, 2015, the voters of Santa Cruz City Elementary School district approved Measure O Parcel Tax and the renewal of Measure P Parcel Tax. Measure O is for $72 per parcel per year annually for eight years, and supports Grades 9-12 instructional and after school programs in Career Technical Education, Science, Technology, Engineering, Performing Arts and Athletics for middle and high school students. Measure P is $105 per parcel annually for eight years, and supports Grades K-3 class size reduction, lowered class sizes in Grades 4-6, library services, art supplies, life lab, and a variety of other K-6 programs. It has exemptions available for Senior Citizens, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). To qualify for the Senior Exemption from the Parcel Tax, you must: 1) turn 65 years old prior to July 1, 2016; and, 2) own and occupy your property as your primary residence; To qualify for the SSI/SSDI Exemption from the Parcel Tax, you must: 1) currently receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and, 2) have an annual income that does not exceed 250% of the 2015 Federal poverty guidelines issued by the United States Dept. of Health )VNBO 4FSWJDFT
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Community News
Goodwill Central Coast Finances Questioned By Noel Smith
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Goodwill Central Coast Jess Brown,
of the Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau, -
the position less than three years ago, the CEO pressured the board to raise his salary
the past year became the focal point of the
by Goodwill Central capital
expendithe three counties that Goodwill Central
The expenditures
capital Brown
the Goodwill head-
Jess Brown
Brown continues, “Throughout the of the creation of this strategy and the the recent compensation increase actually
spree including the current proceedings to factoring in salary, retirement and other
position, as it was when we hired Ed as
Jondi Gumz reporting in the Sana
Regarding the compensation issue
increase was implemented upon the recomwas done without putting it on the open The other issue Brown has concerns about is the President & CEO of Goodwill -
only 10 percent were paid a base salary
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Central Coast, which includes Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, only 10 percent of -
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Other issues were addressed in both Salinas, “The new facility in Salinas has been determined to be a good solution Committee, Finance Committee, and Straposition and our ability to handle this
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Camps focus on:
Sixty minutes each day is the minimum
“Lifestyles” page 13
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Kids Camps
First Time at Camp: Talking with Your Child Bob Ditter, L.C.S.W.
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ending your child away to camp for for most families, one that is often
One of the most important things you as a parent can do to help prepare your child for both these aspects of camp is to
you do, remember that you will get so used to things that by the time you come home
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respect and they do the same with you,
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Kids on Broadway: One World
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July 19 thru August 6
Kids Camps
Being Positive
this important step on the road to being
strengths can help them when they are
as you allow your child to participate
To learn more about camp and child “Lifestyles” from page 11
learning opportunity Healthy Eating
Physical Activity
participation Social Support
Camps can contribute to lifelong patterns of exercise and excellent nutrition,
Adapted from the article, “Kids and Healthy Lifestyles,” by Viki Kappel Spain; derson, Ph.D.
CampParents.org, or call the toll-free number, Bob Ditter is a child and family -
Reprinted by permission of the American Camp Association©
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Business Profile
UPPER CRUST PIZZA IN SOQUEL Taste That Is Timeless
By CJ Crust Pizza and Pasta at the corner of
on the coast of Califor the lead person crew to call in their with his handtossed, made to order pizzas this reputation would passion for pizza is contagious and his commitment to fresh ingredients and attention to culinary his customers the The The
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her crew well nourished and happy, a sure formula for For those wanting a lighter meal, perhaps a pasta salad or a trip straight to the salad bar with all its choices and dressings is in order â&#x20AC;&#x201D; or perhaps a bowl
Neighbors and families from the local school districts appreciate that not names, but he also supports local high
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will come in for a pizza after a game or education and Ernesto helps the schools which includes Monday night free order
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as a dishwasher in his youth, his interest Upper Crust Pizza and Pasta 2501 Soquel Dr, Santa Cruz is open Sunday through Thursday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. For take out or on the West side, recognized his ambition 14 / May 2016 / Capitola Soquel Times
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2016 International Migratory Bird Day 10:00 am – 4:00 pm – Family Fun
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collaborating
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Saturday May 7 and Sunday May 8
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CAPITOLA SELF STORAGE
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Storage is the size and cleanliness of
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Joshua Nathan, a long time Capitola resident, is conscious of the transformation that may be hap-
critical features are
The Capitola Historical Museum appreciates the stable
its opening in 2011, he understands that while storage for business reasons is a practical application, the bottom line logic for residents is much
exhibits on display you realize that an a range of emotions similar or connected to collections assures that your sentimental focused on reducing any stress that results
Manager Josh Nathan at his desk. resources and community engagement
good listening and information on local tices combined with hospitality is another
Standards include interior lighting on timers, hallway lights using motion sensors -
Josh and Capri are serious about being a welcoming committee, with a new beach
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Assistant Manager Capri Patrick stands with one of the many Museum Collection Photos.
letin board for tenants to use is going up this month, dedicated to pictures of the
your thirst with cool water between loads,
attitude that signed you up will be there
alarmed, in addition to the communal area
H, Capitola 95010, Capitola Self Storage is ready to make your storage needs easy, safe and economical. Capitola Soquel Times / May 2016 / 17
Local Sports
Mid-County High Schools Scoreboard Baseball Harbor Season Record: (10-4, SCCAL 2-5) Coach: Joseph Allegri Santa Cruz 3 – Harbor 1 St. Francis 6 – Harbor 4 Harbor 2 – Aptos 1 Scotts Valley 10 – Harbor 2 Santa Cruz 2 – Harbor 1 Soquel Season Record: (5-12-1, SCCAL 3-3) Coach: Robert Zuniga Soquel 6 – Aptos 5 SLV 2 – Soquel 1 Santa Cruz 16 – Soquel 10
Softball Harbor Season Record: (0-8, SCCAL 0-5) Aptos 14 – Harbor 0 Scotts Valley 15 – Harbor 2
Coach: Shawn Gallardo Scotts Valley 3 – Soquel 2 Soquel vs. Harbor Soquel vs. St. Francis Aptos 11 – Soquel 7 SLV 4 – Soquel 3
Soquel 5 – Scotts Valley 1
Boys Volleyball Harbor Season Record: (4-4, SCCAL 3-4) Coach: Matt Schutz Mt. Madonna def Harbor (3-1) Aptos def Harbor (3-0) Pac. Collegiate def Harbor (3-2) Harbor def SLV (3-0) Harbor def Scotts Valley (3-0) Harbor def Soquel (3-0) Mt. Madonna def Harbor (3-0) Soquel Season Record: (4-5, SCCAL 4-5) Coach: Brett McGarry Mt. Madonna def Soquel (3-0) Soquel def Santa Cruz (3-0) Soquel def Santa Cruz (3-0) Aptos def Soquel (3-0) Soquel def Harbor (3-1)
Track & Field CCS Top 8 Meet Kyle Henn
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Preserving the Past
“Please Don’t Call Me Charlotte” by Dolores Smithen Cicholas “Growing up in Santa Cruz”
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Music in May: 2016 Season the
of music to heal and
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Community Calendar Capitola -Soquel Chamber of Commerce Calendar of Events Saturday May 14 at Sandy Paws Dog Boutique
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Thursday May 19 Capitola Art & Wine Kickoff Party
Sunday Piano Brunch
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to directly influence lifechanging decisions affecting
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support group, we will share stories, learn tools for coping
Contact Hospice of Santa Cruz County Grief Support Program. (831) 430-3078
Invisible/Alienated Grandparents Support Group 4:-5:30p.m.
Monthly Meeting St.
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car westward and was starting the hassee, Florida, imagine my surprise when a local road sign told me that the next right
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