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Felton resident turning San Lorenzo Valley on to Brazilian martial art
A few years ago, Felton resident Dale Knight was looking for an extra activity for his son, who had a lot of excess energy to burn. After the second-grader found the Korean military school-derived discipline to be a little too rigid for his liking, his dad enrolled him in a capoeira class in the Harvey West neighborhood of Santa Cruz.
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Ami Chen Mills concedes Santa Cruz mayor’s race after latest vote count
Two days after Ryan Coonerty declared victory in the tight and often-heated race for Santa Cruz mayor, his opponent, Ami Chen Mills, conceded Friday afternoon, bringing an end to a campaign marked by sharp political divisions and contentious exchanges. The concession followed the latest release of election results by the...
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Election update: Navarro concedes in PVUSD race; Clark behind Zuniga, says there will not be a recount
After a roller-coaster election in which PVUSD Trustee Area 7 incumbent Misty Navarro started leading challenger Mads Realmuto, She slowly fell behind as new results came in, and as of the latest update on Nov. 10, Realmuto was ahead by 239 votes. In a Facebook post, Navarro thanked her supporters...
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Sundrift sea lion returns to the wild after recovery
An adult female California sea lion named Sundrift was recently released back into the wild after being treated for domoic acid poisoning during the largest domoic acid outbreak in The Marine Mammal Center's 51-year history. Sundrift spent about a month receiving care at the center's Sausalito hospital, where she was treated for domoic acid poisoning, malnutrition and pneumonia. She was among more than 300 California sea lions rescued for care this year as the center documented 328 cases of domoic acid toxicosis. The majority of cases have occurred since July 1, with Monterey, Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties emerging as the primary hotspots for response activity. The outbreak is well above normal levels, as The Marine Mammal Center typically rescues 75 to 90 animals annually for domoic acid poisoning across its approximately 600-mile California response range. The surge in sick animals placed significant demands on the center's largely volunteer response teams. Rescuing a single sea lion experiencing neurological symptoms can require four to six trained responders, a carrier crate weighing 50 to 100 pounds and, in some cases, a walk of more than a mile along the beach. Because the toxin affects the nervous system, affected animals can be
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Neighbors remove Marina Safeway developer from lawsuit, setting off a game of chicken
Five days after the city gave approvals to the project, a federal lawsuit filed to stop construction of a 22-story tower at the Marina Safeway no longer names the developer. In an amended complaint filed Wednesday, neighbors and two advocacy groups removed Align Real Estate, Safeway, and parent company Albertsons as “real parties in interest,” a legal category that allowed them to defend the approval in court even though they were not defendants in the case.