• Coast Line: Affordable housing fee discussed May 31
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• Coast Line: Music in May kicks off May 26 in Aptos
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• SURF SPARKLES A surfer paddles toward the shore break off of the beach across from Moran Lake on East Cliff Drive. (Shmuel Thaler — Santa Cruz Sentinel)
  

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• Coast Line: Music & Art Festival set for May 27 in Boulder Creek
  BOULDER CREEKMusic & Art Festival is SundayThe Boulder Creek Music & Art Festival will take place 11:30 a.m. t…
• The Benefit Shop recovers from burglary by relocating
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• Candidates and outside groups spent more than $40 million on the governor's race last month
  What will it take to win the governor’s race? In just 27 days, the candidates running for California’s top job…
• Array of housing bills move on while others die quietly
  SACRAMENTO >> An array of bills aimed at easing California’s housing crisis, from banning fees on “granny flat…
• Men arrested after couple stabbed in Watsonville
  WATSONVILLE >> Two Watsonville men charged with attempted murder are accused of stabbing a man and a woman May…
• Notorious UC Santa Cruz killer Royal Kenneth 'Ken' Hayes dies
  A man on San Quentin’s death row for the gruesome killings of two people on the UC Santa Cruz campus died Tues…

• CCS boys track: Historic evening for Serra in Gilroy
  GILROY — For a fifth year in a row, Serra closed out the Central Coast Section t…
• CCS girls track: Shearer, Fisher lead Silver Creek to title
  GILROY — Competing for a Central Coast Section track title can propel athletes t…
• Miss Manners: Texting tips for a millennial’s mom
  DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am a woman of a certain age, the mother of a millennial chi…
• Carolyn Hax: If I go to her wedding, I’m afraid he’ll do this
  DEAR CAROLYN: I really want to go to my half-sister’s wedding, but I don’t want…
• Ask Amy: She’s all about receiving and never giving
  DEAR AMY: My adopted adult daughter is an only child who, because of her wealthy…
• Horoscopes: May 26, 2018
  CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Helena Bonham Carter, 52; Lenny Kravitz, 54; Pam G…
• Bridge: May 26, 2018
  Tribune Content Agency “Simple Saturday” columns focus on improving basic techni…
• Word Game: May 26, 2018
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• Warriors Tonight: Time to put up, or pack for Cancun
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• NCS baseball: Foothill’s Brett Hansen keeps his focus
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• Cruzio Email Upgrade FAQ
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• Hello Capitola! We’re Ready to Connect You to Wireless Pro
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• The City of Santa Cruz Cares About Net Neutrality
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• What Do Tech Companies Know About Me? Turns Out, a Lot.
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• Santa Cruz Stands Up for Net Neutrality
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• Net Neutrality: Time for Action
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• Great News for UCSC Faculty Housing: Wireless Pro is Now Available
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• Email Changes Coming Soon — Get Ready!
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• We’re Launching Free WiFi in Watsonville Plaza – And We Want You To Celebrate With Us
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• Operation Cupcake
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• Keeping Summit Hopes Alive Suggests Kim Jong-un May Need a Deal
  When President Trump canceled their meeting, Mr. Kim’s bid to ease sanctions and…
• Op-Ed Columnist: Elon Musk, the Donald of Silicon Valley
  Tesla’s chief executive knows a sucker is born every minute.
• ‘Reparations Happy Hour’ Invites White People to Pay for Drinks
  Activists in Portland, Ore., asked white people to donate so people of color cou…
• Kim Jong-un and South Korean Leader Meet in Bid to Salvage U.S. Talks
  President Moon Jae-in of South Korea has long tried to facilitate a summit meeti…
• They Shared Drugs. Someone Died. Does That Make Them Killers?
  Prosecutors are increasingly treating overdose deaths as homicides, but they are…
• Understanding Ireland’s Vote on Whether to Keep Its Abortion Ban
  Results of two exit polls released Friday night showed voters had favored repeal…
• Woody Harrelson, Rogue Number One
  Hollywood’s cosmic cowboy is working furiously — all while performing science ex…
• Can 30,000 Cameras Help Solve Chicago’s Crime Problem?
  Armed with advanced gadgets and mapping, officers can get to crime scenes “in ti…
• 11 of Our Best Weekend Reads
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• The Number of Female Chief Executives Is Falling
  It fell by 25 percent this year. Experts say the challenges women face are bigge…

• Ireland abortion referendum: PM hails 'quiet revolution'
  Leo Varadkar says Irish people have voted for a “modern constitution for a moder…
• Irish abortion referendum: Why people voted how they did
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• Michel Platini: No criminal charges, claims ex-Uefa president
  Ex-Uefa president Michel Platini says he has been told he will not face any crim…
• Cyclone Mekunu kills girl of 12 in Oman
  Thousands of residents are moved to shelters as high winds and rain pummel the r…
• Korean leaders meet in surprise summit
  The talks happened as efforts continue to get Donald Trump’s summit with Kim Jon…
• Sesame Street sues over violent, puppet-based Happytime Murders film
  Its creators say the violent, puppet-based Happytime Murders movie violates its…
• Irish abortion referendum: A warm welcome #HomeToVote in Dublin
  Well-wishers greeted people returning home with a warm welcome at Dublin airport…
• University head quits amid gynaecology scandal
  The resignation follows allegations of sexual misconduct by a university doctor…
• Afghan diplomats in Pakistan targeted by 'state-backed hackers'
  Embassy sources in Pakistan tell the BBC that staff members received warnings fr…
• Cameroon military court jails Anglophone activists
  Radio presenter Mancho Bibixy is among seven people convicted of rebellion and t…

• How Canada Ended Up As An AI Superpower
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• Most MoviePass Subscribers Have Gone To a Movie They Normally Would've Ignored
  Extremist surveyed 1,311 current self-reporting MoviePass subscribers and found…
• Companies Are Using California Homes As Batteries To Power the Grid
  “Companies like Tesla and SunRun are starting to bid on utility contracts that w…
• A Middle-Aged Writer's Quest To Start Learning To Code For the First Time
  OpenSourceAllTheWay writes: The Economist’s 1843 magazine details one middle-age…
• Eric Schmidt Says Elon Musk Is 'Exactly Wrong' About AI
  At the VivaTech conference in Paris, Alphabet CEO Eric Schmidt was asked about E…
• Google Zooms By Amazon In Smart Speaker Shipments, Report Says
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• All Major ISPs Have Declined In Customer Satisfaction, Says Study
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• Tesla Agrees To Settle Class Action Over Autopilot Billed As 'Safer'
  An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Tesla on Thursday reached an a…
• FBI Tells Router Users To Reboot Now To Kill Malware Infecting 500,000 Devices
  The FBI is advising users of consumer-grade routers and network-attached storage…
• Zimbabwe is Introducing a Mass Facial Recognition Project With Chinese AI Firm CloudWalk
  An anonymous reader shares a report: In March, the Zimbabwean government signed…

• EDGE closes on acquisition of comprehensive IP portfolio
  (Contributed) May 25, 2018 — Santa Cruz, CA Edge closes on acquisition of compre…
• Watch: Clear the Fog — Peggy Dolgenos on Santa Cruz Fiber
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• Cabrillo’s NETLAB+ Data Center Expands its Reach
  (Source: Cabrillo College) NETLAB+ is a server appliance provided by Network Dev…
• THRIVE IV Accelerator 2018 Cohort Announced
  (Contributed) May 24, 2018 – Salinas, CA Over the 10-week accelerator program ag…
• Looker and Girl Geek X join forces for June 7 event in SF
  (Contributed) May 24, 2018 — Santa Cruz/San Francisco, CA Join Looker and Girl G…
• Sammy Showcase features virtual reality and videogames from UCSC game design students
  (Contributed) May 24, 2018 — Santa Cruz, CA (Photo above: The Sammy Showcase is…
• Biologist Beth Shapiro selected as Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator
  By Tim Stephens UC Santa Cruz May 23, 2018 — Santa Cruz, CA (Photo above: Beth S…
• Transfer RNA research addresses a blind spot in understanding of human genes
  By Tim Stephens UC Santa Cruz May 22, 2018 — Santa Cruz, CA (Photo above: Todd L…
• SC County broadband survey shows demand for internet service
  (Contributed) May 22, 2018 — Santa Cruz, CA The survey — which remains open — al…
• Watch: Suzanne Wouk from SellHound offers her thoughts on TechRaising
  (Contributed) May 17, 2018 — Santa Cruz, CA [Editor’s note: Santa Cruz Tech Beat…

• Music and Arts Festival Redwood Mountain Faire Returns June 2 & 3
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• Santa Cruz Resident Patrick Perez Rides for AIDS/LifeCycle
  When I told people I was riding my bicycle 545 miles for a charity, most people…
• UCSC’s Brain, Mind, and Consciousness Society Opens Art Show at Felix Kulpa Gallery
  If the name Felix Kulpa Gallery & Sculpture Garden doesn’t quite ring familiar,…
• How to Savor the Strangeness of Succulents
  Succulent. The name says a lot.  But it doesn’t reveal everything about these wi…
• Preview: Sylvia Grape to Play Two Nights in Santa Cruz
  When Sylvia Grape’s “dear Ma” grounded her for five months in high school, she h…
• Garden-Inspired Home Fermentation
  One Saturday, when the chill had not quite worn off the morning and it was still…
• Collective Soul: Soquel’s Craftsmen Collective
  Anyone who has worked extensively as an artist or maker is probably familiar wit…
• Tiny Home Makeover
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• How Dig Gardens became Santa Cruz County’s hip gardening hub
  Come for the ferns, stay for the cheese boards. Dig Gardens is a little slice of…
• Home & Garden Events 2018 Calendar
  A round-up of home and gardening events happening in Santa Cruz County this year…

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