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Sandra Faber awarded Gruber Cosmology Prize

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SANTA CRUZ — The Gruber Foundation will award the 2017 Gruber Cosmology Prize to Sandra Faber, professor emerita of astronomy and astrophysics at UC Santa Cruz. The $500,000 prize recognizes Faber for a body of work that has helped establish many of the foundational principles underlying the modern

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her contributions to the understanding of dark matter, galaxy formation, and the

ceremony this fall.

The award citation praises Faber for “her groundbreaking studies of the dark matter could not be neutrinos, a matter, the relationship between dark matter and the formation of galaxies, and that black holes reside at the heart of most large galaxies. Her contributions led to

“aided and inspired the work of astron-

the speed of light but might be another subatomic particle, not yet known, 1984 – Faber was part of a four-member collaboration – George Blumenthal, now UCSC’s chancellor; UCSC physicist Joel Primack; and U.K. Astronomer

ments includes: 1976 –

matter could explain the structure and -

speeds of stars in elliptical galaxies and the galaxy’s mass.

1979 – Faber and John S. Gallagher pub-

paradigm underpinning all modern models of galaxy formation.

1985 – Faber was the leading science

dark matter. This paper is regarded as the turning point in the debate about whether 80 percent of the mass in the

10-meter Keck telescope in Hawaii (the most powerful on the planet

detection.

1983 – of dark matter in an exotic species of galaxy concluded in a paper with UCSC astronomer Douglas Lin, that

astronomers Jerry Nelson and Terry tions to the Keck telescope design.)

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The Addams Family!

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he Addams Family will spend three weeks on the stage of the Crocker

2017 summer musical season.

This entertaining and sidesplitting Broadway show wowed audiences in 2010 and was nominated for two Tony and eight Drama Desk Awards.

The eccentric characters in the musical are based on cartoons by Charles Addams that originally appeared as single-panel cartoons originally published in The New

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Helping to tell the tale are the Addams Family ancestors who came from the old country and settled on a plot of land in

growing up. ultimate princess of darkness, is now Beineke, a nice, smart young man from a normal, respectable, Ohio family. and on that uproariously funny, fateful night, secrets are disclosed, relationships are tested and the Addams Family must face up to the one horrible thing — change.

Adam Saucedo (Gomez) and Danielle singers, dancers and actors directed by

was built where a great Spanish oak, the Addams Family Tree, had been planted to glorious life. Scenic Designer, Skip annoyances as sunlight and tourists.

But as the opening song says, “It’s family

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Love, Lust & Rock ‘n Roll!

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excited to be performing with the Storm Large is known for thinking outside the box, and for performing musical mashups that do not apply to any generic genre. She rose to fame in 2006, and

Deadly Sins with the Detroit Symphony as part of the

Saturday, June 3 at 7:30 Auditorium.

The Santa Cruz Symphony is thrilled to perform with Storm Large and her band

Queen, celebrate the hits from the ’30s to

Symphony in 2010, and has returned for sold out performances each year thereafter. Storm made her

Storm made her debut as guest April 2011, singing four sold-out concerts with the National Symphony Orchestra at She continues to perform with the band, touring nationally and internationally.

She debuted with the Oregon

Faber later lead construction of the

1985/2002 –

nomical instruments in the world.

1985/86 –Faber was a member of the col-

studying

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music world instantly had a new star.

Her rock and roll prowess mixed with the Santa Cruz Symphony creates a unique experience that you will not want to miss! the most distant, and therefore the youngest, galaxies. By comparing those data with the data about galaxies near to us, astronomers can trace cosmic time.

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Camera for the Hubble Space Telescope. (The only astronomer known to play a major role on both Keck and Hubble.) After the launch of the telescope she and Jon Holtzman diagnosed the spherical aberration that compromised the telescope’s image quality.

1988 – tigator among a collaboration (the -

under Faber’s leadership, were that and superclusters of galaxies, the largest the mass of that central black hole closely correlates to the orbital speed of stars within the galaxy.

2010 to present –

For Faber her work has also helped its place in the cosmos. In recent years

planet and urging audiences to consider largest project of the Hubble Space

depends on the distribution of matter,

orbits the team collected data on

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Community News

2017 Heroes Breakfast Honorees APTOS — the Central Coast will be honoring 11 inspirational community members for their acts of courage or compassion at the 12th Annual Heroes Breakfast on Friday, June 16, in Aptos.

After careful consideration, a committee of local community leaders selected the 2017 Central Coast Hero Award recipients based on the degree to which their acts of heroism or compassion uphold

year’s breakfast; descriptions of each honoree’s actions follow. terey County – Soberanes Fire.

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Soberanes Fire.

and young adults in the schools, at Santa Cruz Counties. The following is a list of the heroes who will be honored at this

at a Sports Summer Camp for at-risk youth – His book, The Testimony of a Black Sheep.

program at Pebble Beach.

his car.

helped construct maternity-care units in two hospitals, helped create a temporary health clinic of dentists, eye doctors, and a surgeon, assisted

cardiac arrest in his chemistry class.

reduce the smoke in their homes and the women’s lungs as they prepare meals.

to make the world a better place one

open at 8 a.m., and the program will run from 8:30 until 10 a.m. Table sponsorships

brother from being swept away into a an increase of nearly $2 million in support of the Healthy Kids Program,

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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).

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reimbursements.

Now in its 36th year of producing Broadway style musicals, prepare to be highly entertained and enchanted by Cabrillo Stage’s 2017 productions, the hilarious antics of The Addams Family and a Disney musical of a classic fairy tale Beauty And The Beast.

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or become a Season Subscriber and see both shows at a discounted price. All performances are held at the Cabrillo Crocker Theater on the Cabrillo College Campus, On behalf of Cabrillo Stage, Artistic Director Jon Nordgren wishes to thank the donors for their generous, ongoing donations and most importantly, your years of purchasing tickets, we can continue to produce Broadway caliber musical theatre right here in Santa Cruz

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Cruz County, transporting about 5.5 and inspiring gardens in Felton and Ben Lomond on Saturday, June 24, from 10 a.m.

- 4 p.m.

and or diarrhea, should clean all surfaces (toilets, counters, etc.) with a bleached based household cleaner as directed on the product label.

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million.

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cash awards annually. Fund raising currently includes renting chairs, cushions and blankets at the summer Shakespeare Productions at taurants donating selected nights of partial proceeds.

Also a program linked up with Girls local girls to explore career opportunities.

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Secretary, California Department of Food and Agriculture.

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The program also includes the

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Honoring Tom Gilbertson: Four Decades of Fighting Crime

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potentially lethal situation when a dis-

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For the next 25 years, he worked in local law enforcement. He explained that in

quiet and humble way, Gilbertson tells the ours, deputies perform the duties of patrol came out of it with non-life threatening injuries and that he and the park ranger who called for assistance were unharmed.

alternately and sometimes simultaneously.

highest award law enforcement profesGilbertson worked as a member of awarded posthumously.

How it All Began om Gilbertson and his six siblings grew

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His ancestors came here from the east coast

training that included a simulated water

and France the century before. After

About a month later, an open cockpit bi-

he graduated from Branciforte Junior High School and spent four years at Harbor High

when one wing clipped the water and it went under. After two days of searching,

decided on a career in law enforcement then

unfortunate pilot still strapped in his seat.

In his career, he has performed dozens of

program – later known as “Administration bertson was trained in man-tracking, a

spree. Gilbertson searched trails in the local State Park system for a shoe track that was unique to the case.

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Inspectors might carry dozens of cases simultaneously. In the case of a homicide, they need to go into hazardous situations, they take another DA Inspector with them

hair quite long so he could blend in to the culture. The Auto Theft Task Force worked in concert with Narcotics and set up a fake stolen cars and methamphetamine from

warrants! In his homicide work, Gilbertson

end and he would be returning to patrol status. At this time the District Attorney’s

G

ilbertson says that people hoping for a

to bring charges, the District Attorney can

position and if fortunate enough to get the assignment, work the cases well and be a

In major misdemeanors and all felonies, the Assistant District Attorney who has the

Brought Together

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acquaintance of a woman named Patricia

a reasonable doubt. That is when DA Crisis Support. They worked on many 10 / June 2017 / Capitola Soquel Times

amazing baked goods for the kids’ parents.

Soon these wonderful treats were coming

A memorable case for Inspector Gilbertson was when he was working

n 2001, Gilbertson knew that his rotation

a full-time DA inspector. He tells us that

became more of a friendship and in 2000 she and Tom Gilbertson were married.

Patricia later began running a daycare

their children and many grandchildren.

Gilbertson also plans to seize opportunities to take his Harley onto the roadways of our beautiful county and state. All the best to you Tom Gilbertson and thank you for 41

Community News

Celebrating ‘Our’ Babies T here’s nothing more fascinating than a newborn baby and all the hopes, dreams and wishes that come along with that birth. Dominican Hospital has

peek at the world and looked face to face with a parent.

Since its founding, Dominican Hospital has been one of the primary destiand caring for babies in Santa Cruz County.

inside an ambulance and a highly trained transport team are dispatched to pick up babies at other area hospitals.

The hospital’s NICU, which operates in partnership with Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital (LPCH) Stanford, has To reserve your porcelain tiles treated more than on the Celebrating our Babies 5000 babies since it wall or to learn more about the opened in 2002.

Healing Courtyards project, please contact Beverly Grova at the Dominican Hospital Foundation at 831.462.7712. You can view our complete Healing Courtyard Master Plan at supportdominican.org

are born at the hospital each month. As the community has grown, so has the hospital’s capabilities and commitment to the Today, Dominican is the only hospital

newborns and the only place in the county To ensure our tiniest residents can get to

stay has been long or short, the Dominican Hospital Foundation

beautiful way to commemorate babies born at Dominican, Community, or Sisters hospitals. A special wall, “Celebrating Our on porcelain tiles. It will be located in the recently named Dr. Joseph T. Anzalone

setting for new parents and their babies.

The courtyard is part of the hospital’s Healing Courtyards project that is trans-

the hospital.

Tiles purchased for $1,000 will support Newborn Care Courtyard and the hospi-

children or multiple generations.

The Krassow Family Challenge

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special wall.

“Our hope and prayer is that through our gift and your generous matching donations, our community will be encouraged

Krassows said.

Inspired by the redwoods of the Santa

pain mediation and the length of hospital stays.

Healing Courtyards ominican Hospital’s Healing Court-

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garden spaces throughout the hospital.

Groundbreaking in late spring will begin

parents and their babies to enjoy fresh air and nature, while reducing stress.

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Board Chair Tammie Helmuth of

this coming term.

on Saturday, April 22.

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Hayley Civian

Sue Roth

Barbara.

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Trustee since 2006 on the Board of the Girl Scouts of California’s Central Coast; Director Camp Artemis and Artemis Leadership Training Program.

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THE CAPITOLA FOUNDATION Capitola Foundation members (from left): Kristen Petersen, Paul Gregory, Jamie Goldstein, Mike Termini, Terry Gregory, Bruce Arthur, Lin Banks, Mike Banks, Dave Peyton, Kim Hogan, Joe Clarke, and Terry McManus.

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for the kids, and a free BBQ for all.

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The Last Show etired Cabrillo College art teacher Howard Ikemoto will be showing his paintings and drawings,

spanning around 40 years, at the Cabrillo College Gallery on June 2, 3, and 4. will likely be the last

time that Ikemoto’s work will displayed

a number of years and had relocated to Southern California to be close to his daughters.

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Children draw unselfconsciously, Ikemoto says, yet adults frequently lose the ability to create without fear of judgment. In other words, we forget that

as well. “Drawing still teaches me a lot

the same time it tells me exactly how uptight I am. I am confronting that same Please plan to attend what promises to Howard Ikemoto – The Last Show

spans this art life in scores of works, including many small unframed drawings, prints and paintings, powerful calligraphic ink portraits, landscapes and giant

Featured Columnist

Hillis Williams, Master of Material Designs

By C J any of us grew up thinking edu-

friendly artist in Soquel, California. He’s been a popular stop on our local Open

October, artists from the redwoods to the bay open their studios so that friends, neighbors, and strangers from near and far you missed the 2016 tour, but would like to take a look at the Artist Guide, you can

Open Studios Art tour is your opporCounty. For 32 years, their goal has been simple: connect artists with people who

He learned the skill of hooking rugs from his mother Lucy. As a child along side his kept her young sons happily occupied during the depression with this practical became his preferred raw material because character and instilled a sense of accomplishment and pride that set the stage for Hillis’s future.

choices. for all-wool sweaters that he patiently disassembles. Once

original. The initial design is sketched onto

latex backing that holds the strands of yarn for the back of the rug.

During his career as a set designer for, cling materials —it is ingrained into his

buttons and adornments

other he

into

using

skeins,

the yarn is prepared for dying the yarn.

about making something out of nothing. If anyone knows this well it’s our community members with the experience of growing brings the making of rugs into the spotlight of art that has a strong and appre-

Soquel California with his wife Peggy where they enjoy the art community and stay at hillis williamsrugart.com.

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were made from army blankets that had

from the hues and texture unfold a design.

Community News Charles Bailey — Parents: Charles Soquel High taught me how important happy and successful.

Melissa Favorite —

remember the important life skills I learned at Soquel, such as accepting procrastination and functioning after an all nighter.

Matthew Founds — Parents: James

ideas on certain subjects has been my Linnea

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Josh

Santa Barbara Community College –

community and learning how to work for the community and work with it.

Ellie Graessle — Parents: Brett Graessle

rience: I learned how to communicate with people of

Alysia Garcia — Parents: Pedro

The one thing that I will take with me from Soquel High is the sense of community and second family that you get

Lauren Finnigan — Parents: both academics and sports.

Pearson Bradley — Parents: Tom Bradley

has taught me the importance of determination and dedication, to further my capabilities.

Antonio Garcia — Parents: Pedro Garcia

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Community News

Cabrillo College Graduates 1,117 Students APTOS — Cabrillo College honored its 58th graduating class of 1,117 students during a formal commencement ceremony

Class of 2017 is comprised of graduates ranging in age from 18 to 70 years with a

of Cabrillo’s graduating class is Latino.

The Cabrillo College Class of 2017 contains 65 students who graduated with a 4.0

GPA), 187 who graduated with honors (3.53.74 GPA) and 448 who graduated with A record 82 students graduated as part completed all of the courses required to transfer, including at least 15 units of honors coursework, while also maintaining a 3.5 or higher GPA. Of those 82 Honors Transfer students, 32 of them graduated with high honors

Anthony Van Jones, a Cabrillo Graduate and Military Veteran who has overcome adversity to achieve his degree (at age 56). He earns an AA in Liberal Artas and Sciences and an AA in Communications, and will transfer to CSUMB in Spring, 2018.

the UCLA College of Letters and Sciences.

Honors Transfer Student Brenda Garcia has been awarded the Baskin Scholarship to attend UCSC

including Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and UC Berkeley, among others.

This year, 253 students graduated with

welcomed participants and guests. Cabrillo College President and Superintendent Dr. Laurel Jones and Cabrillo Faculty Senate

AS-T) Transfer Degree, a special degree

congratulatory remarks to the Cabrillo College Class of 2017.

California Community Colleges. Students who earn an AA-T or AS-T Degree and

highlighting inspiring stories of graduates in

minimum eligibility requirements are guaranteed admission to a CSU. Following the processional and the National Anthem sung by the Cabrillo

Dr. Francisco Iniguez Becerra, Spanish

Instructor, read the graduates’ names.

Parents: Timothy Szewczyk – College: UC San Diego –

Michael Johnson —

Human Biology – Throughout my experience

allowed me to make great lifelong friendships.

Parents:

or

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nation with art and mathematics of a result of amazing teachers will hopefully carry me through the rest of my life.

Tyler Medrano-Szewczyk and explore community and culture.

Kyle Niiyama — Top Row (from left): Dhyanna Kimie, Charles Bailey, Matthew Founds, Hannah Martin, Vivivane King-Adas, Hannah Leff, Melissa Favorite, Antonio Garcia, Pearson Bradley, Michael Johnson, Kyle Niiyama, Jeffrey the answer.

Parents: Ken Pittman

Williams, Ellie Graessle, Alysia Garcia. the uncertainty but to embrace the unexpected.

Salutatorian Class of 2017 Parents: Patricia Bouz-

Moritz Wodtke — -

from my time at Soquel High School is being able to forge helpful and meaningful relationships with my teachers and peers.

Hannah Martin — Parents: Timothy UC Berkeley 24 / June 2017 / Capitola Soquel Times

remember that procrastination is not always the best option.

Leila Williams — -

will allow me to spend more time with my friends.

Hyunkyung Yoon — Parents: Kwangyul -

AP classes and club leadership opportunities at Soquel High.

Through my years at Soquel high

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Protect Your Pet from Sun Exposure

By Tiffany L. Mitchener, DVM

muzzles, armpits, abdomens, and groins. summer approaching, it is time time spent outdoors increases sun exposure for you and your pet. Too much sun can lead to a sunburn or worse — skin cancer.

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Damaged skin may appear thickened and scarred with ulceration or crusting.

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f you suspect your pet has a sunburn, narian. Often pet owners do not realize

Frequently, a biopsy will be recommended

in humans, which can become irritated and painful. The sunburn can lead to hair loss and scaly skin.

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ecause repeated, prolonged sun exposure can be harmful to pets, it is important to follow a few tips to protect your pet:

damage epithelial structures in the skin, exposure is at its peak. It is important destruction of the skin immune system.

Prolonged and repeated exposure can cause permanent damage and can fundamentally change skin cells, resulting in malignancies and skin cancer.

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Which pets are most at risk? ust as humans with darker skin are

with the extra melanin in their skin, dogs and cats with darker pigmentation tection from sunburn.

The most at risk animals are those with short, are most at risk among felines. Pit bulls, bull terriers, boxers, Dalmatians, American bulldogs, greyhounds, and whippets are white hair, short coats, and non-pigmented skin. But any animal with patches of white or lightly pigmented hair is at risk.

Animals are most likely to get sun damage where their haircoat is thinnest.

Cats will show signs of sun damage on the tips of their ears, eyelids, and their noses. Dogs are most susceptible on their

the day when the sun’s rays are most possible, or simply keep pets indoors during these hours. it does not contain PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid) or zinc oxide – both chemicals can be toxic to our comfrom carefully applied sunscreen. It is nerable skin surfaces: those with little to no haircoat, like ear tips (cats), top of muzzle (dogs), armpits, abdomen, is to use a waterproof, fragrance-free sunscreen made for babies with an SPF of 30 or higher. To start, apply the sunscreen to a small spot on the body If tolerated well, apply a generous amount twice daily (and always after swimming) to the skin surfaces most at risk. It may be helpful to apply distraction, such as food, a walk, or

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Featured Columnist

Where Are They Now?

By Jessica Johnson

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ince we are halfway through the year I thought it would be a good time to update you on the exciting

subjects. This idea was generated by the news that a couple of them had books coming out this summer, and as I reached out to others, more good news began to flow in. welcome the opportunity to share more of what our talented locals are up to in upcoming columns. In the meantime, in alphabetical order, here are our cre-

Cara Black

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Germain comes out on June 6. This is the 17th book in her best-selling Aimée of Black’s mysteries is set in a different arrondissement Cara Black trict – Paris has 20) in Paris and that alone

Cruz-based Catamaran. His translation

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Cortázar is in its second printing from

April of 2016, Durkee participated in her first Open Studios and welcomed

weekly columns most Saturdays in the Sentinel.

Cruz garage art studio. She currently has a show in the Santa Cruz County

Kaia Roman

her new local landscapes and they are begun squirreling my spare change away in the hopes I will be able to buy one someday.)

Janas told me that one of the more notable pieces in this show is a portrait of Ted Durkee (no relation). He was a County Administrator in Santa Cruz for many years and his daughter, who commissioned Janas to paint his portrait, has graciously loaned it for the duration of the show.

Ted hang in the building where he did Janas shared.

Stephen Kessler

to read this summer!

Cara will be reading and signing books in Oakland at A Great Place for Books on June 16 and

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Books, Inc. on June 28.

publishing date has not been set.

Stephen’s work is being pub-

oet, essayist, and translator Stephen Kessler will be reading his new

on June 24 at 2:30 p.m. He is currently working on the final edits of his poetry

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Amber Coverdale Sumrall

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oet and gifted writing instructor Amber

on her third book of poems. The yet untitled book is scheduled for publication in 2018.

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room, a labyrinth and “delicious meals and

woman. She is packing for her family’s return to Santa Cruz, after

Amber shared. She has space for three or

will be back in town just in time to promote Kaia Roman her new book, The Joy Plan, which comes out on July 11. PreShe is excited to be holding a kid-friendly book release party at the at 7 p.m. in the Atrium. In The Joy Plan Kaia shares how she went from joyless and anxious to grateful and optimistic. The book description says, “Using scientific research on hormones, neurotransmitters, and mindfulness, along with the daily dedication to creating a more joyful existence, Kaia’s insights will help you create your own Joy Plan, so you can

cannot recommend them enough. The magic of writing with Amber’s guidance is a one of a kind experience for beginners and seasoned writers alike. For more information contact Amber directly at acsumrall@cruzio.com

an updated website, , where you can learn about my new

begin in late summer. In the meantime, I currently host a fun and non-traditional

In the meantime, I hope you will continue to explore and support the local

com for more readings around the bay with her this fall.

Arkansas International, and the Santa

I’m super excited to read her book and I look forward to following her success.

cloudy days.

indoor animals that like to lie in the sun are still at risk for sun damage.

This is especially true for white cats.

as a longer haircoat will still offer some protection from sun exposure.

approaching. Be sure to consider your t-shirt will do in a pinch, but there plenty of rest, shade, and water to nothing beats shade for sun protection.

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exposure — heatstroke.

rays can penetrate clouds, so it is important to consider sun

reach for the sunscreen and hat yourself this summer. Then enjoy the great outdoors together!

Business Profile

UPPER CRUST PIZZA

By CJ

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Crust Pizza and Pasta at the corner of

locals. An archeologist in Sardinia found

also was apparently a hit with the locals; proof that good taste keeps people coming back!

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Sandwiches eyond pizzas there’s a large menu of

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king of the meatball sandwich. And then there is his now famous Philly Cheese Steak Sub. It’s not unusual for the lead person on a hard-working crew to call in their order dence that the order will be ready when keep his or her crew well nourished and happy, a sure formula for success.

the business in 2004 there was no question that with his hand-tossed, made to order pizzas this reputation would continue. and his commitment to fresh ingredients

Pasta, Salads and Soups or those wanting a lighter meal, perhaps a pasta salad or a trip straight to the salad bar with all its choices and dressing is in order — or maybe a bowl of hearty

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his customers the quality they enjoy.

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Pizza

deep-dish square pizza in the Sicilian tradition is the basis of Upper Crust’s

At Upper Crust, a mural, created by the dining area. This is where parties for air with celebration and laughter Families while they enjoy the comfortable relaxed

ready to satisfy their preference. In addition to the meat toppings are the hand chopped

Neighbors and families from the local school districts appreciate that not only -

hearts, and of course garlic to name a few — make for a quality that is truly mouth

names, but he also supports local high school teams. Often sports teams and clubs will come in for a pizza after a game of meeting. The team at Upper Crust honors

ribs on Thursdays are all treats you won’t want to miss.

Upper Crust Pizza and Pasta has lunch spiels daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,

used by other dough. and encourages the students.

A Family Business ith a bright smile and a sparkle in his are happy to announce that their daughter

began at Upper Crust as a dishwasher in his youth, his interest was sparked by the conscientiousness of the owners He soon learned the prep work, the recipes, the dough skills as well as the business administration. Sharon and Joe Carollo, who still own and operate Upper Crust

presented itself, they were ready! Theirs is Capitola Soquel Times / June 2017 / 27

Community Calendar

Monday June 19

Announcements

Nar-Anon Santa CruzGreater Bay Area (GBA) of Northern California

Event Calendar Thursday June 8

SCORE Workshop — SimpleSTEPS for Starting Your Business

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etwork with professionals, business owners, and com-

Capitola in the beautiful setting

themes found in his plays and writings.

friendly free 12 step support Join Nar-Anon, world wide fel- group with the solution. Teens and adults welcome. It will be held in the Anne Hutchinson someone else’s addiction. Please

First Baptist Church Bible Study

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meeting at Sutter Hospital (Sutter just a few hours a week can

Invisible/Alienated Grandparents Support Group

child who has been abused or neglected.

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ed by Dr. Pat Hanson author of

Ongoing Events Networking Lunch featuring Capitola Police Chief Terry McManus

Overeaters Anonymous

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hat it takes to successfully start a small business.

The workshop helps new and early-stage businesses presenting subjects that will impact the success or failure of that business. Seating is limited.

Pre-registration is suggested.

Wednesday June 14

group readings and insights,

CASA Orientations to Become Advocates for Children

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to directly influence lifechanging decisions affecting children in foster care. Court

Wellness on the Cancer Journey

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earn how to safely support your body and emotions through the journey of Cancer from diagnosis to softening the impact of chemo, radiation, and

Can Be There or Not this will be sharing stories if you so choose, and learning healthy ways to deal with separation from anyone.

Co-sponsored by Alienated Grandparents Anonymous www.

AGA-FL.org a national organi-

Geezer Golfers

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Sunday.

Overeaters Anonymous

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Saturday June 3 Saturday June 17

Business Debtors Anonymous Insight Meditation

Cabrillo Host Lions Club Meetings

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Friday June 16

Evolve Beauty Lounge Grand Opening Celebration & Ribbon Cutting

First Mondays

on one’s business.

Second Tuesdays Third Wednesdays

Overeaters Anonymous

Third Thursdays Cutting is at 6 p.m. followed by and artwork by Scotty Greathouse.

Tour the salon, meet the team of hair stylists, manicurists, and of fun and celebration.

Thursday June 29

Mixer Co-Hosted by Cork & Fork, Beach House Rentals, and Monet Salon

Third Fridays

Caregiver Support Group

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Brennan leads a drop-in group both experienced and beginning meditators

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ome join a dynamic,

he Campaign for Sensible Transportation is part of the

month and see what you can do to help in Santa Cruz County. ridor for Santa Cruz County. Come

friendly free 12-step support group with the solution group with the solution. Teens and adults

Drop-in Grief Support

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ospice of Santa Cruz County

the death of a family member or a friend. This group is a place where you can share stories, learn and Hospice of Santa Cruz

those caring for someone with a serious illness. ix and mingle with business owners, professionals, and ously ill, it can be a challenge for the entire family. In this ongoing support group, we and networking. will share stories, learn tools from people who care.

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support from people who care.

Orientations to Become Advocates for Children

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specialized training. Court

Santa Cruz Sons in Retirement Monthly Meeting

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his statewide group of retired

guest at our monthly luncheon.

Friday Shakespeare Club of Santa Cruz

new from a top notch guest speaker.

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his is the oldest women’s club in Santa Cruz. The club meets to study the life,

foods!

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includes: Body Fat Analysis

Thursday June 22

Santa Cruz County Farm Bureau’s 100th Anniversary

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Slough Farms. Featured speaker for this celebration will be Department of Food and will be announced.

Tuesday June 27

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Aptos Noon Toastmasters

with our Simple 3-Step Plan, One-on-one coaching and Body fat

Campaign for Sensible Transportation

loom of the Present Insight

e specifically focus on

ook and feel great for summer!

Let our weight management professionals help you shed your extra pounds!

Free, Friendly 12-Step group

Dated Events

and support to grandparents who feel alienated or estranged to their grandchildren.

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6-Week Weight Loss Challenge

energy, weakness, digestion, with food. immune support, grief, stress and more.

Feel free to bring your partner or care team to this free class. Please

just a few hours a week can child who has been abused or neglected.

irst Baptist Church of Aptos welcomes you to join their

Weight Loss and Health Workshop

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oin us for lunch and to hear Dr. Peter Nelson present

Arts and Entertainment

Announcements

managed in conjunction with

Volunteers Needed for the Monterey Symphony

and illuminates some of the most talented local artists from local presents a public lecture from a galleries. marine scientist the third Sunday of

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www.montereysymphony.org for more information.

Cabrillo Youth Strings/ Suzuki Music Program

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Orchestra class 4th- 6th Grade Beginning Strings for

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t’s fun and easy to do!

Friendship put to music; family

instruments.

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his is the oldest women’s club in Santa Cruz, meets at

themes found in his plays and writings.

Dated Events Saturday June 3 Sunday June 4

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Guild of America, holds regular meetings open to the public each month. No admission fees.

Monthly Argentine Tango at Star Bene Italian/Argentine Restarante

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on the Farm for free family

new theme to highlight historical

are sure to find something fun menu), and enjoy the ambiance of Argentina and join us in a social and entertaining for the whole family. tango dance to music from the of each month is special $25 buy in Golden Age of Tango.

Movies on the Beach, FREE Bands on the Beach, FREE here’s nothing like watching

of Kettlecorn, corn dogs, and salt

mid-June through August, the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk hosts free outdoor concerts, featuring hit bands from the ’60s through current day recording artists.

Downtown Santa Cruz Antique Street Fair

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Capitola Twilight Concert Series August

First Friday Art Tour

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concert schedule.

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he Santa Cruz chorale presents work by two great composers

center-piece of the program is one of FaurÊ’s most famous works, the

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Santa Cruz Pride Parade and Festival

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he 43rd annual celebration

Cathcart Street in downtown Santa

up is the highlight of your day.

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on friends, family members, or co-workers to make the introductions if you’re too shy to do it

he First Friday Art Tour is a Santa Cruz Institute

help you accomplish your task. The end of the month isn’t free of problems, but you don’t

Saturday June 10 Japanese Cultural Fair

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apanese culture, both traditional and contemporary, take the stage June 10 at the 31st annual fair at

of antiques and unique items.

Come and check it out! Browse through a wide assortment of treasures including books and

kitsch, turquoise, original artwork, and a whole lot of whatnot!

¾Õ>Ă€ÂˆĂ•ĂƒĂŠÂ­ >Â˜ĂŠĂ“ÂŁÂ‡ iL°Ê£nÂŽ mid-month, but you aren’t really feeling like following the norm. No one will be surprised when the stars, but look before you leap. Negotiations and compromise are part of a successful deal late in June, but if you don’t like the terms, don’t sign on the dotted line. It’s that simple.

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for the community to increase its awareness and understanding of the Japanese community through arts, craft and culture.

Discard the old to make room for the new as the month begins. In a physical sense, perhaps it’s time to clean out your closets to make room for a new wardrobe. In an emotional sense, get closure

Saturday June 24

Old habits die hard, a fact you’re super-aware of early in June. Are you actually afraid to

Antique Faire is back!

clothing, glass and ceramic June

you can be when you aren’t trying to change anyone.

his is a night for true “Social

osted by Soquel Sports Foundation. Buy-In $15. Full

the beach with the world-famous Giant Dipper roller coaster lights

changing your impression of them. Second chances are easier to come by late in the month because

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2nd Saturday on the Farm

from farm animals like llamas, meal from the Star Bene Argentine draft horses, sheep, goats,

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of respect for other people’s time mid-June, so you can’t understand why they want to waste yours.

soloists, choir, orchestra and organ.

and demonstrations that relate.

BINGO

If you aren’t doing something for someone else early in the month, you don’t feel like you’re doing

The Santa Cruz Chorale Presents

Sunday June 4 titchers-by-the-Sea, the local

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Friday Shakespeare Club of Santa Cruz

group readings and insights,

Stitchers By The Sea Meetings

mid-month, and you’re primarily interested in making more money or growing the money

surrounded by a lot of rich and famous people late in June, but you aren’t intimidated in the

Street. The club meets to study the

Friendship Put to Music!

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in an entertaining and easy-tounderstand format, with up-to-date

Lucky Steppers Modern Square Dance

Thursday Night at our new

Ongoing Events

Science Sunday

Your June Horoscope

you. There might not be anything you can do to change their mind, but that won’t stop you from

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place to be for the 23rd annual celebration of the surf spirit and

afraid to try before, and the rush you feel afterward is indescribable. Time to cross another

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feature wood bodies will lines the pampering to the extreme that someone special in your life. If you’re still waiting for your soul prize drawings add to the fun!

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Business Guide

Featured Columnist

Previewing the 2017-18 County Budget

By Zach Friend

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ounty budget hearings begin

hearings in both Santa Cruz and that time. The Board of Super-

budget, which constitutes an approximately 5.5 percent reduction in expenditures from last year, during these hearings. In a recent budget message to the Board, the County the County emerged from the Great

budgeting

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program that I co-sponsored

gestion issues, early childhood health programs, a restructuring of our social safety net program funding

mental health and substance abuse

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proposed

budget

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credit

quality

higher paying jobs to local residents.

for our budget hearings they aren’t is key to ensuring your priorities are Planning

to explore more of the budget the County has created a new online

Probation, District Attorney, Public Defender and County Fire

sccbudget.com

and facilities, and elections among other things.

Next Steps

still working on reducing its strucanticipate a slowdown and federal

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and policy changes. In addition, it’s important that the County continue to create policies that encourage economic opportunity locally to con-

are just a small part of the budget.

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for a bench, that’s a great spot to also tuck

cartridges from the Big Box Store, hand

ideally the same style, and one for each family member. No lids, please! Lids often become barriers to putting things away, so pick a basket or bin that’s high enough to hold the shoes, but low enough to easily see inside and toss those smelly shoes right in. Tie something on the front that indicates

bars of soap, boxes of Band-Aids, ace bandages and more.

the toddler, a friendship bracelet for the

paper, shampoo, towels, let’s focus on the smaller, but unruly items. Pick up a dozen clear, lidded food containers at The Dollar

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