
Nick Sestanovich
Reporter at Santa Cruz Sentinel
@SCSentinel reporter. Formerly @Vacareporter. (He/him)
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santacruzsentinel.com | Nick Sestanovich
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY — Come Sunday, children will be scouring their yards with baskets in hand in the hopes of uncovering plastic eggs containing jelly beans or other goodies. However, as is usually the case, egg hunts and other Easter activities in Santa Cruz County are not limited to just backyards. For those looking to […] Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published: April 15, 2025 at 1:04 PM PDT
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fresnobee.com | Nick Sestanovich
WATSONVILLE - The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board Trustees will consider Wednesday whether or not to bring back a contract with Community Responsive Education to provide consultation on teaching ethnic studies or to choose a different agreement from one of two other organizations. The district will present its three options to the board which will determine which of the three contracts will come back to the board May 7 for a final vote.
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santacruzsentinel.com | Nick Sestanovich
Ubiquitous e-bikes, be they owner/progeny-operated or rentals, have caused numerous complaints about these motorized two wheelers flying down streets and sometimes, illegally, on sidewalks. Often times it’s our older population frightened by a rider and vehicle, which in an aging Santa Cruz County, is a considerable number of people. Only problem is that many e-bike riders are … older folks.
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1 week ago |
santacruzsentinel.com | Nick Sestanovich
WATSONVILLE — The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board Trustees will consider Wednesday whether or not to bring back a contract with Community Responsive Education to provide consultation on teaching ethnic studies or to choose a different agreement from one of two other organizations. The district will present its three options to the board which will determine which of the three contracts will come back to the board May 7 for a final vote.
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1 week ago |
santacruzsentinel.com | Nick Sestanovich
WATSONVILLE — The Portuguese flag could be flying outside the Watsonville Civic Plaza for a week in June if approved by the City Council at its Tuesday meeting. In 2021, the council adopted a commemorative flag policy to allow commemorative flags to be flown outside Civic Plaza alongside the American, state and city flags, if requested by a council member and approved by an affirmative vote of at least four members.
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This week in the Santa Cruz area: Laura Jane Grace, Brian Selznick and a tribute to the films of George Meiles. https://t.co/GN0vlLpgVZ

As it expands its reach further into South County, Bike Santa Cruz County will be hosting two community bike rides in Watsonville featuring Mayor Maria Orozco and County Supervisor Felipe Hernandez. https://t.co/H3x7fFKRC6

Tammi Brown -- a local jazz, gospel and R&B singer who was a fixture at many events in Santa Cruz and beyond -- died Saturday after a two-year battle with cancer. https://t.co/pB7WZhxHXT