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• Coast Line: Artisans to host a June 24 benefit
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• Lawmakers, demonstrators want immigrant families reunited
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• Coast Line: June 24 Tyrolean Inn dinner to aid museum
  BEN LOMONDSunday Tyrolean Inn dinner to aid museumThe Tyrolean Inn will sponsor a community night with German…
• Poor People's Campaign kicks off with rally in Santa Cruz
  SANTA CRUZ >> The crowd of more than 50 gathered at Water and Front streets Saturday, calling for unity in San…
• Gary Griggs, Our Ocean Backyard: Floating idea of floating windmills
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• Chaos on the border inflames GOP's split with Latinos
  When more than 1,000 Latino officials, a crop of up-and-coming representatives from a fast-growing demographic…
• Steve Kettmann, Cruzin': Celebrating acts of generosity, kindness
  A couple of years ago, I ran a few miles out of the hills to a bank branch in Capitola where I needed to make…

• TV this week: ‘GLOW’ returns with more body slams, big hair
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• Latest line: Our political winner and loser of the week
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• Treating genetic disease: Is a cure a cut away?
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• They said it: Sanctuary state debate heads to court
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• The Southern Poverty Law Center has lost all credibility
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• Trudy Rubin: US withdrawal from UN Human Rights Council reflects Trump hypocrisy
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• Ask Amy: He’s gay, but he keeps dating women and dumping them
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• Carolyn Hax: Good God, this is getting old
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• Problem Solved: I bought this because of the rebate and never got my money
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• California Fails Disastrously to Rescue Net Neutrality
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• Rules, Mergers: What’s Ahead for the Internet?
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• Cruzio Email Upgrade FAQ
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• The City of Santa Cruz Cares About Net Neutrality
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• Santa Cruz Stands Up for Net Neutrality
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• England Advances in World Cup after Rout of Panama
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• More Than 500 Migrant Children Reunited With Adults, Government Says
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• Global Sports: African Team, African Coach: Senegal Is Making a Strong Statement in Russia
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• Inside Turkey’s Election: A Democracy on the Brink
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• Trump Leaves His Mark on a Presidential Keepsake
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• Americans Love Families. American Policies Don’t.
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• Turkey election: Polls close as Erdogan seeks second term
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• Ukraine Roma camp attack leaves one dead
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• Germany building explosion injures 25
  Four people severely wounded after an explosion ripped through a building at mid…
• Zimbabwe election 'to go ahead as planned' after blast
  President Mnangagwa says voting will take place on 30 July despite an apparent a…
• World Cup 2018: Footballer's hair 'too wild' for Iranian TV
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• Ethiopia: Two dead and dozens hurt in grenade attack at pro-PM rally
  Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was whisked away from the event attended by thousands…
• Jacinda Ardern baby: PM reveals daughter's name
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• Woman 'humiliated' by Walgreens over drugs to end pregnancy
  Nicole Mone says a pharmacist rejected her prescription for pills to end her abn…
• Saudi Arabia's ban on women driving officially ends
  Women can now drive in the conservative kingdom, but there has been a crackdown…
• Nicaragua protests: Baby killed in Managua clashes
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• 8 Months After a Surge of Complaints, Apple Announces a Repair Program For Its Flawed MacBooks and MacBook Pros
  Casey Johnston, writing for The Outline: At long last, Apple admitted to its cus…
• eBay and Amazon Delist Faulty Carbon Monoxide Alarms
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• NYT: 'Firefox Is Back. It's Time to Give It a Try.'
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• How Should Open Source Development Be Subsidized?
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• George Lucas's Terrible Idea for Star Wars Episodes 7-9
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• Can Two Injections of Tuberculosis Vaccine Cure Diabetes?
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• Tesla Autopilot Safety Defeat Device Gets a Cease-and-Desist From NHTSA
  schwit1 writes: The National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) is crack…
• Can NASA Protect Earth from Catastrophic Asteroid Collisions?
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• America's 'CyberWar' With Foreign Governments Could Get More Aggressive
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• Should Professional Sports Switch To Robot Referees?
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• SVG Partners Announce Demo Day for THRIVE IV Accelerator Cohort
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• Corporate-sponsored projects give engineering students valuable experience
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• Listen: Jacob Martinez dishes on building the Digital NEST
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• Taylor Farms Becomes Industry’s First Fresh Food Company Awarded TRUE Platinum Certification For Zero Waste
  (Contributed) June 19, 2018 — Salinas and Gonzales, CA Industry leading producer…
• Announcing the Looker User Guide
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• Looker co-founder finds freedom and inspiration on his bike rides
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• Looker Maintains Rank as an Overall Leader in Annual Wisdom of Crowds Business Intelligence Market Study
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• Speaker lineup announced for 4th annual Forbes AgTech Summit
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• Music and Arts Festival Redwood Mountain Faire Returns June 2 & 3
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• Santa Cruz Resident Patrick Perez Rides for AIDS/LifeCycle
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• UCSC’s Brain, Mind, and Consciousness Society Opens Art Show at Felix Kulpa Gallery
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• Preview: Sylvia Grape to Play Two Nights in Santa Cruz
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• Garden-Inspired Home Fermentation
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• Home & Garden Events 2018 Calendar
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