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Write to the RTC on the Rail Corridor
The Regional Transportation Commission will soon decide if the Santa Cruz Rail Corridor will be used for passenger rail, or some kind of bus service. They are working on a Transit Corridor Alternatives Analysis - but they are only looking at two alternatives - fixed rail and bus. This web site … [Read More...]
Ultra-Premium Affordable Home Debuts in Aptos
The future of affordable housing is here, and it's at the Aptos Pines Mobile Home Park. Local company Joy Line Homes is offering the home for sale, and it's unlike anything you've likely ever seen in a mobile home park, anywhere. The home consists of … [Read More...]
County Supervisor Candidates Forum to be held in Aptos
Come out and join your community at Cabrillo College on Wednesday, January 29th from 6:30-8:30pm to hear from candidates running for Santa Cruz County Supervisor. This will be your chance to ask and hear from them directly about the issues that matter most to our community. All candidates … [Read More...]
Cabrillo College Measure R on March 2020 Ballot
The Board of Trustees of Cabrillo College has put together a new bond measure to appear on the March 3, 2020 primary ballot. Ballot Measure R will seek to raise $274.1 million dollars to improve facilities at both the Aptos and Watsonville campuses. County residents may recall that there was a … [Read More...]
Discussion of the Anti-Chinese Movement in Late 19th Century Santa Cruz
Local author, historian, and professor Traci Bliss will discuss the anti-Chinese movement in Santa Cruz County during the late 19 th century. Bliss will share compelling stories of resilience and humanity from her forthcoming book Evergreen Cemetery of Santa Cruz (Arcadia History Press, May 2020.). … [Read More...]