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• Coast Line: John Laird to speak on ballot measures Sept. 22
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• Coast Line: Castro Adobe hosts open house Sept. 22
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• Coast Line: Janus to expand addiction services for moms
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• Santa Cruz Food Not Bombs leaders vow to oppose new state charitable feeding law
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• Coastal Commission requires UC Santa Cruz to offer free tours to Younger Lagoon beach
  SANTA CRUZ >> The public will be afforded greater access to a pocket beach on the Westside after the Californi…
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• Editorial: Prop 2 provides vital housing funds for mentally ill
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• Opinion: Let cities set their own rent control regulations
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• Opinion: Rent control reduces supply of badly needed housing
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• Man shot in East Oakland robbery
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• We’ve Gotta Save the Internet. Again.
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• California Fails Disastrously to Rescue Net Neutrality
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• TechRaising 2018: Beautiful Minds
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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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• Justin Theroux Is on the Prowl
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• Attack on Iran Military Parade Leaves at Least 25 Dead
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• FEMA Chief Brock Long Must Reimburse U.S. for Misuse of Agency Vehicles
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• 12 Women Come Forward in Drugging and Sexual Assault Case Against California Couple
  The authorities believe Grant Robicheaux, a surgeon, and Cerissa Riley, a teache…
• Ruling on Health Care Subsidies Could Prove Costly for Government
  The government had a clear obligation to reimburse insurers for assistance provi…
• Grassley Extends Negotiation Deadline for Christine Blasey Ford
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• Iran blames Gulf rivals for deadly Ahvaz attack
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• Italy acquits Tunisian 'migrant smuggling' fishermen
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• Hayabusa-2: Japan's rovers send pictures from asteroid
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• Hong Kong express rail link launches amid controversy
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• China Catholic bishops: Historic deal with Vatican reached
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• Lake Victoria Tanzania ferry disaster: Survivor found in air pocket
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• Paul Gosar: Siblings savage congressman in attack advert
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• Brett Kavanaugh: Judge accuser given more time for hearing
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• In pictures: Beer flows as Germany's Oktoberfest opens in Munich
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• Did John Deere Just Swindle California's Farmers Out of Their Right to Repair?
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• New Custom Linux Distro is Systemd-Free, Debian-Based, and Optimized for Windows 10
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• Mystery Solved: FBI Closed New Mexico Observatory to Investigate Child Porn
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• 'Bombe' Replica Code-Breaking WW2 Computer Was Used To Decipher Message Scrambled By An Enigma Machine
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• Streaming Accounts For 75 Percent of Music Industry Revenue In the US
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• Japan Has Attempted To Land Two Tiny Rovers On a Distant Asteroid
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• Massive Undersea Walls Could Stop Glaciers From Melting, Scientists Say
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• Southern California Sees Its Longest Streak of Bad Air In Decades
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• FCC Angers Cities, Towns With $2 Billion Giveaway To Wireless Carriers
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• Inboard Introduces World’s Most Advanced Electric Scooter
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• Anja Hamilton joins Plantronics as Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer
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• NSF funds UCSC study of tech in agriculture
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• Phase 1 of Santa Cruz Fiber Construction Has Been Completed
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• SomaGenics strengthens its IP and technology position in small RNA analysis and biomarker discovery with new patent and publication
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• Why Is Funding a Challenge for Women-Led Agtech Companies?
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• Q&A: Jacob Martinez on building a talent pipeline with NEST Flight
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• Looker Expands International Operations Into Japan
  (Contributed) September 18, 2018 — Santa Cruz, CA Appoints long-time industry ex…
• Come celebrate NextSpace’s 10 Years of Coworking, Community, and Shenanigans
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• Looker is Named to Forbes 2018 Cloud 100 List for Second Consecutive Year
  (Contributed) September 13, 2018 — Santa Cruz, CA Looker, a leading data platfor…

• Your Place Farm-to-Table’s Chef Art Russell
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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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