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Annieglass dinners to raise funds for scholarships
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Morhauser's Annieglass Inc., known for its selection of handcrafted glass tableware that is not only elegant and functional, but also dishwasher-safe and chip-resistant. And while former presidents, royalty and movie stars have all dined off her plates for decades, Morhauser will open up the doors to her ... (more)
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Man Arrested For 'Sexting' Scotts Valley High School Girl
A man was arrested in Scotts Valley Friday after allegedly sending sexually explicit text messages to a high school student, according to police.
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Coast Lines, May 19, 2013: Cabrillo announces times for presidential candidate forums
Cabrillo College will host presidential candidate forums on Wednesday and Thursday at the Cabrillo College Watsonville Center, 318 Union St., and at the Aptos campus, 6500 Soquel Drive: Wednesday, Watsonville Center, Room A150: Farley Herzek, 10-10:30 a.m.; Marie-Elaine Burns, 10:45--11:15 a.m. Wednesday, Aptos Campus, Samper ... (more)
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Cops and Courts, May 19, 2013: Reckless driver had gun on him, police say
A 22-year-old man driving recklessly on Green Valley Road was arrested Friday on gang and gun charges, according to the Santa Cruz County Gang Task Force.
Daniel Dodge: County divided between haves, have-nots
There is an elephant in the room. The power structure of Santa Cruz County from agri-business, to the environmental groups and even the Sentinel Editorial Board are united in their refusal to acknowledge it.
Dominican, Watsonville hospital readmission rates for Medicare patients
Dominican Hospital is doing slightly better than the national average in treating Medicare patients with a heart attack, heart failure and pneumonia and avoiding a costly return to the emergency room.
Lighthouse Bank aims to grow loans by 18 percent this year
After earning $1.8 million and expanding loans 14 percent in 2012, Lighthouse Bank aims to grow loans by 18 percent by going head to head with competitors.
Beehive hat earns top honors at annual luncheon in Corralitos
In a crowd of more than 250 women and a handful of men, beekeeper and entomologist Lorraine Jacobs was easy to spot Thursday afternoon.
Scotts Valley students raise money for African Schools
Maxwell Matewere, a representitive of Eye of The Child, a grassroots organization based in Malawi, has come to the United States to work with, from left, Anya Barca-Hall, Kate Clandenen, Nicole LaPorte and Katherine Stewart.
Teens aim to inspire with talks at TEDxYouth@Watsonville
After reporting to police that two teens tried to steal his bicycle and iPod in Aug.
FBI arrests LulzSec, Anonymous hackers
One individual was described as a suspected member of the LulzSec group, while the other allegedly belongs to the group that calls itself Anonymous, the official said.
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Computer upgrade gives Calaveras officials sticker shock
Calaveras County may spend almost $4 million over the next decade to replace the computer systems that manage tax collections, property records, assessments and other essential functions, officials said this week.
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'Celebrate Potential' recognizes more than 100 people in Santa Cruz
More 100 people were honored Wednesday at a ceremony to "Celebrate Potential" of mental health consumers.
Hear inspirational stories from local teens at the first ever TEDx talk focused on young people in Santa Cruz County.
Owner Of Party Bus Involved In Los Gatos Fatal Fall Indicted
Santa Clara County prosecutors say a party bus owner has been arrested in the death of a Santa Cruz County woman who was run over by the bus after she fell out of it.
Smoker told to leave Bay Avenue Senior Apartments wonders where she will end up
When Patrice Baze returned home to the Bay Avenue Senior Apartments after back surgery, she felt the urge to smoke a cigarette.
Donna Maurillo, Food for Thought: Salmon stands alone
Salmon season is in full swing, and that makes me really happy. I love salmon more than I love almost any other type of fish, although I do cook a lot of tilapia.
Neighbors Speak About Child Abuse Case In Watsonville
Officers said a neighbor saw her slapping the child around, leaving her motionless on the ground at a home on the 500 block of California Street on Thursday.