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1 Watsonville, CA Santa Cruz, CA Population: 48,359 55,253 Forcible Rape: 17 38 Robbery: 82 107 Aggravated Assault: 199 251 Burglary: 359 537 Larceny Theft: 1485 2412 Vehicle Theft: 163 249 Just google "city crime comparison" and type in the 2 cities. Not really - it's already happened. You must hang out in one part of Watsonville. The best Sushi places are in Watsonville - without a doubt! And WiFi cafe places are plentiful now. I agree Watsonville has problems, just like any other cities - but it's lot safer and more affluent than Santa Cruz. |
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Good luck. The residents aren't even excited about being there, so why would a business be excited about being there? Put the money to better use...like maybe... crime victim compensation.
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Oh... as well as Home Depot, Target, Granite Construction, Sushi restaurants, Green Valley Grill, Holiday Inn, Red Roof Inn, Pajaro Dunes rental,... Too many to list :) |
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1 Oh yeah, we hate our acreage of farmlands in our back yard, short distance to Pajaro Dunes and Mt Madonna, or the best sushi restaurants in santa cruz county, peace, quiet, tranquility - 15 minutes to santa cruz and 15 minutes to Monterey, Elkhorn Slough, bird watching, exponentially safer than Santa Cruz,... The list goes on. Don't get jealous because you can't afford to live here. |
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1 The city counsel members who voted for the resolution: Manuel Quintero Bersamin Oscar Rios Greg Caput Kimberly Petersen |
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Decent marketing and image can do wonders for a city or a business that needs a new direction.
However they have to deliver on the image as well, real change has to occur along with it. |
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Section 274 felonies under the federal Immigration and Nationality Act, INA 274A(a)(1)(A):
A person (including a group of persons, business, organization, or local government) commits a federal felony when she or he: * assists an alien s/he should reasonably know is illegally in the U.S. or who lacks employment authorization, by transporting, sheltering, or assisting him or her to obtain employment, or * encourages that alien to remain in the U.S. by referring him or her to an employer or by acting as employer or agent for an employer in any way, or * knowingly assists illegal aliens due to personal convictions. The key words to look at are: "local government" - "commits a federal felony when she or he" - "knowingly assists illegal aliens due to personal convictions." |
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1 Don't even get me started on the PVUSD, has to be one of the WORST in the entire state. |
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1 Santa Cruz also bills owners for graffiti removal. It's the owner's responsibility. |
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1 Does anyone else see the problem with outsourcing their marketing? I guess Watsonville really wants to support business in Indiana. Any relatives of Council members involved in Geradot? |
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“Save Santa Cruz County” Since: May 08
Watsonville ISP: Santa Clara, CA |
As a native of Watsonville with experience as a public relations consultant, I'll do the job for less than $35K and keep the $ in the county.
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Watsonville is not as bad as North County people think.
It has a lot of potential. But I doubt that the city leadership has what it takes to completely rehabilitate Freedom Blvd. and Downtown Watsonville. Freedom looks like a dodgy street in East LA and Downtown looks like Sadr City in Iraq. One of the great things about Watsonville is that at least the city is willing to invest in developing its infrastructure. If Watsonville had Micah Posner and Fred Keeley running the show like they do in Santa Cruz, Watsonville would be a hundred times worse off than it already is. However, if Watsonville really made a commitment to strong economic development, all the liberals would come out of the wood work to oppose it, because the thought of Watsonville becoming a city full of wealthy Americans displacing the poor illegals would horrify them. |
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We need more berry growers. Or, use the $35,000 to buy a longer ladder for the Fire Department's Tonka Truck.
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1 I'd rather it went to you or another local company. Why in the world did they go out of the county AND out of state to hire someone?! Crazy! That decision right there makes me think poorly of Watsonville. |
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"They go out of county AND out of state to hire" hordes of illegal aliens, so why wouldn't they do the same thing to try to cover up the predictable results? |
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