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Written and directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Miss Representation exposes how mainstream media contribute to the under-representation of women in positions of power The 1440 Foundation is opening their doors to the community for dinner and a movie featuring a screening of Miss Representation on Wednesday, March 28, at the 1440 Multi-

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munity groups of all sizes to reach a level of fundraising success that they may not unteer Center Director of Development Mariah

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Foundation Santa Cruz, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, and Monterey Peninsula Foundation, we were able to surpass $400,000 and engaged thousands of donors

“We’ve set the bar even higher this year- with our largest fundraising goals to date! We’ve work closely with our agencies to identify what they each need to succeed and we’re ready to provide new and improved resources to help all of our agencies exceed

From left: Susan True, CEO, Community Foundation; Matthew Swinnerton, Emcee for the Kick-Off Breakfast; Mariah Tanner, Volunteer Center Director of Development; Karen Delaney, Volunteer Center Executive Director; Kevin Heuer, Director of Community Impact and Engagement Community Foundation.

The event, which annually mobilizes over 10,000 donors, has been a Santa Cruz County The six week fundraising campaign will collaborative fundraiser on the central coast

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proceeds have infused more than one million

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Volume 21

No. 3

Cover Local Boy Fighting Cancer

Snowman Sculpting and Other Life Lessons

Community News 2 4 5 6 7 8

Documentary Film ‘Miss Representation’ Bay Fed SV Manager: Kathleen Courtney

Mom would say that Dad was always the “first kid out of the house” to build the winter snowman. My brother and I giggled about it; we knew at a young age that Dad was enthusiastic about all his works of art.

Dad was a painter. He made the most beautiful pictures and I wanted to grow up to be just like him.

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10 Career-Ready Students; Connecting Real Skills to Current Labor Markets 15

One time Dad gave me a drawing he made of an elephant and encouraged me to color it. He watched carefully as I tried to stay inside the lines. He put his hand on mine and said, “Sweetie, don’t be afraid to go outside the lines, your ideas are too big to be boxed in.”

Over the years I learned so much from him, and the gift of self-confidence tops the list.

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Now he needs help with meals, housework, and transportation. Living by himself has got him down and I’ve grown too exhausted to care for my own household’s needs.

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Documentary Film ‘Miss Representation’

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lective message the media send to our young women and men is that a woman’s value lies in her youth, beauty, and sexu-

ritten and directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Miss Representation exposes how mainstream media contribute to the under-representation of women in positions of power and

“We are thrilled to be working with The 1440 Foundation is opening their doors to the community for dinner and a movie featuring a screening of Miss Representation on Wednesday, March 28, at the 1440 Multiversity, 800 Bethany Drive,

to encourage our youth to meet their full cating students and the community about we hope to further discussions that will challenge gender stereotypes and develop

and the movie will be held in their theater academics like Lisa Ling, Nancy Pelosi, Condoleezza Rice, Katie Couric, Rachel Maddow, Rosario Dawson, Jackson Katz, community discussion led by Superintendent, Tanya Krause and

net for tickets or email info@ Miss Representation includes stories from teenage girls and provocative interviews with politicians,

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Julius Caesar

by William Shakespeare BEN LOMOND — Mountain Community Theater is proud to present Julius

by Bill Peters the production opens Thursday, March 15 and runs four

munity Night is opening night, March 15, There will be a Post-show champagne talkback with the Director and cast after the performance on Sunday March 25

years has centered on directing the works

last time MCT presented Shakespeare and the last time Bill directed for MCT - was named Best Comedy of 2003 by the Santa

Some scholars believe Shakespeare mising examination of how a society, faced with an internal drift to tyranny, can slip into civil war, and revert overnight to lains and heroes, Julius Caesar is as fresh today as it was on that opening night over

The cast comprises both MCT favorites and newcomers to MCT, including David

purnia, Scott Kravitz as Casca, Rick Kuhn as Decius, Jocelyn McMahon as Lucia, Ward Willats as Trebonius, and Sam Richie as

Directing, and Shakespeare in Perforis the longest-running community theater in Santa Cruz County, started in 1982 by a of Drama and has worked professionally in Locally, he has directed often for

of Death, and directed and co-produced an

Andrew Davids as Casius (left) and Peter Gelblum as Brutus.

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Daytime Closures Highway 35/ Skyline Rd Resume Monday, March 5 SANTA CRUZ/SANTA CLARA COUNTY —

Dine for the Red Cross Skyline Rd, Frosty’s Tree Farm and McKclosures on Monday, March 5 for one -

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to repair several slip outs due to winter DETOUR: Motorists wishing to reach the northern side of the closure from Bear Creek Road are advised to take Bear Creek Road

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Overnight Closures on State Route 9 in Brookdale Music & Auction for MiM (Music in May) SANTA CRUZ COUNTY — Caltrans will conduct three full overnight closures at the Brookdale slip-out on Monday, March 5,

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County is seeking a volunteer pool that 8 / March 2018 / Scotts Valley Times

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Progress of Scotts Valley Town Center Project

the City of Scotts Valley currently owns approved the Scotts Valley Town Center -

Lane, and between Kings Village Road

The two developers under consideration are: Palisades Builders, Inc -

opment was with Stanbery Development, which entered into an exclusive agreement

Lawlor, Douglas Ross Construction

2010 right in the middle of the economic

have been active in the greater San Francisco area since the 1980s building over 15,000 units of commercial, retail,

Then in 2012 the Pleasanton-based Property Development Centers LLC, considered building the Town Center and relocated Safeway to the other side

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TPG 18th Annual Poetry Contest Winners T tines Day Poetry Contest for 2018 features the environment and the end of life as the background themes for

Donna Kannall

Goodbye To My Valentine

We want to thank these local businesses for providing our winners the following fabulous

But this life can’t last forever

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I know this life is fragile,

So if we must say goodbye We know it won’t be long Until we meet again

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Community News

Santa Cruz Clam Chowder Cook-Off SANTA CRUZ — The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and City of Santa

Rec uses the money raised to fund a scholarship program that allows children from low-income families to participate in their

draising record this year, raising $100, 000

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with Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Strike Santa Cruz County, we’re able to really leverage our resources to help local

Fieri’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, won

“4 Men & A Clam” from Scotts Valley won $250 for Most Tasted Amateur chowder.

restaurant has competed at the Boardwalk

for the past four years, but this was their -

include previous winner and local favorites

and JV’s BBQ in San Jose won People’s

is best known for his appearances on Bravo TV’s Top Chef and Food Network’s Cut

was a repeat winner for her Portuguese past few years, and typically places near was held over two days, with amateurs competing on Saturday, February 24 and “The Kitchen at Discretion Brewing” on 41st Ave

Bill Lewis of Santa Cruz Sand created this sand sculpture near the Wharf.

SLV 1 – St. Francis 1 (T) Scotts Valley 3 – SLV 0 SLV 3 – Harbor 1 Soquel 4 – SLV 2

Coach: Annabelle Belcazar

Santa Cruz 41 – Scotts Valley 40 SCCAL Postseason Tournament Soquel 53 – Scotts Valley 26 Scotts Valley 66 – SLV 46 Scotts Valley 45 – Harbor 14 Scotts Valley 51 – SLV 49

Soccer Coach: Guillermo Cardenas SLV (W) – St. Francis (F)

Coach: Art Munoz

Mercy (Burlingame) 1 – Scotts Valley 0 Scotts Valley 3 – SLV 1 Harbor 2 – SLV 0 Soquel 5 – SLV 0 Aptos 1 – SLV 0

Coach: Sean Clark Scotts Valley 0 – Soquel 0 (T) Scotts Valley 3 – SLV 1 Aptos 2 – Scotts Valley 1 Santa Cruz 2 – Scotts Valley 1 Scotts Valley 1 – Harbor 1 (T) Scotts Valley (W) – St. Francis (F)

Scotts Valley 1 – Soquel 0 Scotts Valley 3 – SLV 0 Scotts Valley 5 – St. Francis 0 Aptos 3 – Scotts Valley 0 Scotts Valley 2 – Santa Cruz 2 (T) Scotts Valley 1 – St. Francis 0 Scotts Valley Times / March 2018/ 15

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CHERYL REBOTTARO, FINANCIAL ADVISOR

ach client is unique and Cheryl has a customized approach for each one whether an individual, a create an individualized financial strategy on a number of programs, whether for retirement, college savings, annuities, life i n s u r a n c e , long term care insurance or disability insurance and to invest in Cheryl’s specialty is working hard to discover what her client’s need is in their

what their long tem goals are and how us all to have this information on their to

accomplish

has been formulated and is in place, she proactively keeps the client informed about the status of their financial Cheryl is able to get to know her clients and customize her approach to the way they want to meet with her to review their

“My first question

people prefer to be contacted by telephone, others by

often I find that something has happened in their lives and they’ve decided

Cheryl has been in the financial services business since 2004, with

referrals and her clientele continues

working together for several years and before we, my client and I, understand

Most of her business comes to her from

singing and entertaining since I was

But Cheryl has several sides to her

fessional designations granted by the

that specializes in high quality financial “I’m so proud of my team and of the

Contact Cheryl or her office adminand to find out more about what they can do for you and your financial

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Shelving Your Books

By Pam Hudson

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Books Aplenty, Books Galore

same book multiple times, lines her book shelves with books of every genre,

over, and her traditional bookshelves can

Transform your hall closet into a functional “drop zone” very home needs a

what’s a bookworm to do, short of gifting for Create visually appealing decor, book by book, or course! Tall ceilings and stairways create the perfect backdrop for

shoes,

backpacks

Chances are, it’s likely the kitchen table, sofa or

issue with the accumulation of book dust, here’s your solution Replace your traditional bookcases

yet, we forget to actually

avoiding any gaps in between, and go to town sorting and shelving your books

past it on our way to drop

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paint and wainscoting so it looks like an attractive functional space, regardless of how small it may be, install plenty of heavy-duty hooks, shelves, a stationary bench for removing shoes with a roll-out shoe bin directly below, and a resting place for smaller items, like incoming mail, a dog leash,

door and put our things

For some crazy reason, the hall closet is typically reserved for infrequently worn coats on bulky hangers, random cleaning

Use framed pictures above the hooks to remind family members where their

rethink that hall closet, and convert it very simply into a truly convenient, accessible edit your belongings, most libraries gladly accept book and magazine donations that they sell and give away, then use the funds to purchase issues requested by their

know it’s convenient, since it’s next to the To make it more accessible, remove the door and gussy it up inside with wallpaper,

What Should You Do With Your Tax Refund? ou may not get much of a thrill from

drawals are tax-free, provided you meet

tax refund to help reduce your monthly debt payments, you’ll improve your cash

headed your way, what should you do The

answer

depends

or faced any other large, unexpected

somewhat half the allowable contribution limit of

did not have the cash readily available, you might be forced to dip into your

tax year, the average refund was about but big enough to make

Financial Focus

Suppose, for example, that you invested this amount in a tax-deferred vehicle, such

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a strong head start on

year, you’ll give your money more time to

will enable you to put in smaller monthly amounts than you might need to contribute

problem, you could create an emergency fund containing three to six months’ worth of living expenses, with the money

Clearly, a tax refund gives you a

refund could help build your emergency Look for other investment oppor-

return, you’d have slightly more than

While using your refund to help fund portfolio, or some opportunities to improve

you to move to a Caribbean island, but still drawals eventually, unless the money was -

possibilities:

to use your tax refund to add some new

another, most of us probably feel we’re car-

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Shower Or Bath? Which Saves More Water?

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invite you to attend a Caregiver

free, friendly 12-Step support

Spring into action with Catalyst Soccer! ur Spring Break Camp starts

When a loved one is seriously ill, it can be a challenge for the entire

Free, Friendly 12-Step group for those who have a problem

and adults welcome!

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Cummings from 9 to noon for

group, we will share stories, learn tools for coping and receive

Business Debtors Anonymous

Spring Mentoring Program starts

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Thursday March 8 and Thurs. March 22 Breakthrough for Men

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founded in 1999, has helped

friendly free 12 step support group

young players become better

Overeaters Anonymous

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DeLaveaga golf course at 401

Santa Cruz County Prostate Cancer Support Group

friendly free 12-step support group with the solution group

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

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compulsive overeating, anorexia

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supportive group of people at all levels of experience from

Can Be There or Not this will be a safe structured environment for sharing stories if you so choose, and learning healthy ways to deal

Orientations to Become Advocates for Children

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receive 35 hours of specialized

zation that provide information advocates are everyday people and support to grandparents who feel alienated or estranged to their can have a lifetime of impact for a child who has been abused or

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support group for women with advanced, recurrent and

In Praise of Poetry -

special advocates are everyday

separate meeting every First and

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n this invigorating class you’ll explore and write several forms

week can have a lifetime of impact for a child who has been abused or

more — you’ll have fun while

Alzheimer’s Association

First Mondays

free support groups for family

Second Tuesdays

2nd & 4th Mondays 2-3:30pm

Third Wednesdays

1st & 3rd Wednesdays

Santa Cruz Sons in Retirement Monthly Meeting

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you can share stories, learn tools for coping, and receive support

co-working in the company of fellow Santa Cruz freelancers, independent professionals, remote workers, creatives, startup founders, community organizers,

Friday Shakespeare Club

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his seminar is an intro-

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Wellness on the Cancer Journey

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his is the oldest women’s club

San Lorenzo Community Band Practice Sessions

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group readings and insights, discuss history, and universal themes found

Tuesday March 27

First Baptist Church Bible Study

ptos Sons in Retirement is having a buffet luncheon and presentation by UCSC speaker, Katrina Learned, of the Treehouse Childhood

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ant to make a difference in

Cabrillo Lions Club twice every month and see what you can do

disease, name two strategies for preventing or delaying neurocognitive disorders, and name two care planning strategies for helping preserve a patient’s

study the life, works and times of

he San Lorenzo Valley Community Band meets every

We’ll address nausea, low Novices as well as seasoned poets energy, weakness, digestion, immune support, grief, stress and

Geezer Golfers

Caregiver University: Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Neurocognitive Disorders

disease can be extremely

Feel free to bring your partner

Third Fridays

Friday March 9

By the end of this workshop participants will be able to: The Friday Shakespeare Club explain what a neurocognitive his statewide group of retired We welcome everyone to co-work members discuss the life, times, and disorder is, identify three signs men invites you to be our of a neurocognitive disorder, to provide the collaborative atmodifferentiate normal memory sphere of co-working to a broad loss from symptoms of a brain impairment, name two types new from a top notch guest from the relationships, mutual of neurocognitive disorders support and connections essential Friday Shakespeare Club

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through childhood cancer, describe the origin of the Treehouse Childhood Cancer Initiative and discuss Treehouse’s mission to defeat every child’s cancer by harnessing

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Arts and Entertainment of each month is special $25 buy in

Upcoming in April

Announcing a Santa Cruz production of a beloved classic of the American theater hornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize

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directed by Suzanne Sturn, who has performed widely both in the

Downtown Santa Cruz Antique Street Fair Monthly Argentine Tango at Star Bene Italian/Argentine Restarante

Peninsula Banjo Band

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Your March Horoscope Aries (March 21-April 20)

Taurus (April 21-May 21)

Browse through a wide assortment of treasures including books and phoglass and ceramic collectibles, vintage

nationally and taught Theatre at

artwork, and a whole lot of whatnot!

Gemini (May 22-June 21) work-related opportunities reveal themselves mid-March, so be ready for all kinds of good

Science Sunday

In Praise of Poetry

First Friday Art Tour

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Cruz Institute of Contemporary

Ageless Art Project to facilitate art groups for seniors Volunteers guide residents through the creative processes of painting, you will have the pleasure of seeing residents experience meaningful feelings of pride and self-worth

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few other poetic forms—you’ll have

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forms, and styles, while unearthing

Plein Air Watercolor Paintings Saturday March 17 Exhibition Hummingbird Days

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earn all about hummingbirds at the annual UC Santa Cruz

watercolor paintings of Santa Cruz crafts, guided and self-guided tours, hummingbird attracting

he Monterey Symphony is

Lucky Steppers Modern Square Dance

Sunday March 25 2nd Saturday on the Farm

Cabrillo Youth Strings/ Suzuki Music Program

new entry-level String

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Friendship put to music; family

Thursday Night at our new home

Beginning Strings for violin, viola

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Stitchers By The Sea Meetings

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titchers-by-the-Sea, the local

meetings open to the public each

Spring Egg-Stravaganza

D oin us every 2nd Saturday on the Farm for free family

value everything that comes from a place of creativity, especially when you can tell that the

Leo (July 23-Aug. 23)

Trying to get your point across as the month begins could be frustrating, but you express

Virgo (Aug. 24-Sep. 22) inspiring you to do something noble or courageous, and for the next week or so you can genu-

Libra (Sep. 23-Oct. 23) don’t blame an ex for everything that went wrong in a past relationship, but you don’t have to

Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) a big stretch, but if you don’t already have a cause you regularly give time or money to, you

come out to support this local com-

Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21)

new theme to highlight historical agriculture with games, activities, We often have guest appearances from farm animals like llamas, draft horses, sheep, goats,

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event takes place year-round and illuminates some of the most talented in an entertaining and easy-tounderstand format, with up-to-date

Volunteers Needed for the Monterey Symphony

music and want to be involved,

When you stop thinking about what is and start thinking about what could be, the possibilities

eymour Marine Discovery Center presents a public lecture from a marine scientist the third Sunday of

look at work by experienced poets and discover how to put some of their techniques and craft elements into

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are sure to find something fun and entertaining for the whole

and you may not mind when one thing ends, because you can see another equally wonderful

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 20) that some people consider mundane, and you may even get a little charge out of crossing things

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Aquarius (Jan 21-Feb. 18) in-a-lifetime opportunities appear mid-month, and your indecision is the only thing holding

Pisces (Feb. 19-Mar. 20)

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Cruz City Council took unanimous action in response to the Federal Phase Two of the agency’s “Initiative to

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