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pajaronian.com | Tarmo Hannula
A new exhibit highlighting the LGBTQ community has filled the walls of PV Arts on Sudden Street. Titled “Hers, His, Theirs, Ours: Queer Expression,” the show includes more than 70 artists, both local and from outside the community, and features a huge range of media, from oils and acrylic on canvas and board to ceramics, glass, photography, quilting, print making and collage.
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6 days ago |
pajaronian.com | Tarmo Hannula
Photo by Sam Vestal, Pajaronian archive CIRCLE UP Students at Freedom School take part in their annual fiesta on May 26, 1955. The Pajaronian, photo by Sam Vestal
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1 week ago |
pajaronian.com | Tarmo Hannula
First-responders work to remove a vehicle rollover that occurred at 3pm on Wednesday at 41st Avenue and Clares Street. According to Capitola Police, the male driver of a Hyundai Kona was traveling north on 41st Avenue near Clares Street when the driver of a Mercedes delivery van pulled abruptly from a driveway and broadsided the Hyundai. The impact knocked the Hyundai onto its side on the center median.
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1 week ago |
goodtimes.sc | Tarmo Hannula
Proposed budget cuts by the Republican-led administration in Washington, D.C., could be bad news for local seniors, with a plan to eliminate Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion programs, services provided by the Seniors Council in Santa Cruz County. Clay Kempf, executive director of the Watsonville-based Senior Council, said the move is daunting to programs that serve older adults.
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1 week ago |
goodtimes.sc | Tarmo Hannula
A new outdoor mural that depicts a slice of Santa Cruz County history now adorns a wall of El Vaquero Winery in Corralitos. Watsonville artist Erika Rosendale said she took on the job of painting Charley Parkhurst (1812-1879), known as One-Eyed Charley, who drove a stagecoach mail delivery route between Watsonville and Santa Cruz. The colorful work mural depicts Parkhurst in a western hat atop a stagecoach over a rugged mountain terrain with the Monterey Bay, rolling hills and a soaring condor.
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