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Storytelling Magic by NextStage Seniors in Santa Cruz
NextStage is a theater and music project for seniors over 50. It includes the latest production, Storytelling: Encounters with Magic. In this episode, we hear from five of the sixteen participants who wrote personal narratives and who will perform them on Saturday the 31st at Actor’s Theater in Santa Cruz. Tickets at the door.
Strategy behind Big Lots’ store closing choices? Placer.ai sees trends
Santa Cruz, Calif. — By studying which stores Top 50 retailer Big Lots is closing, location analytics company Placer.ai found evidence that the discounter is making a move toward recapturing more of its core consumer base. Nationwide, Placer.ai says Big Lots drew visitors from areas with a median household...
Slugs Take Fifth Set Over Pacific Lutheran to Split on Opening Day
WALLA WALLA, Wa. – The UC Santa Cruz women's volleyball fell to Whitworth Pirates 3-0 (29-27, 27-25, 25-18) following three hard fought sets at Whitman College. The Banana Slugs were held to a .098 hitting percentage while the Pirates recorded a .183 clip. Ashley Magley led the team with eight kills and a .120% while Audrey Gilbert recorded 11 digs and six kills. Margo Melgoza dished out 15 assists for the Slugs.
Banana Slugs Shutout Tigers in Season Opener
MARSHALL, Tx. – The UC Santa Cruz women's soccer team earned a 3-0 victory over the ETBU Tigers on opening day in Texas. UC Santa Cruz had three difference goal scorers with Camille Anneet, Cassidy Segrell, and Tiana Stouch all finding the back of the net. Overall, the Banana Slugs outshot the Tigers 25-5 with a 5-2 advantage in shots on goal. UCSC also earned an 8-2 advantage on corners. The Slugs will continue their Texas road trip with a match against NCAA Division III UT Dallas on Sunday at 12:00 pm PT / 2:00 pm CT.
Banana Slugs Drop Lutes in 2-1 Victory on Opening Day
SANTA CRUZ, Ca. – The UC Santa Cruz men's soccer program started the 2024 season with a 2-1 victory over the Pacific Lutheran Lutes. The Banana Slugs scored a goal in each half with Joaquin Greenberg finding the back of the net in the 15th minute with Kotetsu Horike scoring in the 70th minute for the insurance goal. Overall, the Banana Slugs were outshot 15-12 with the Lutes holding a 12-6 advantage in shot on goal but Chris Jamrok was unphased between the pipes as the Banana Slugs goalkeeper recorded 11 saves in the contest to help secure the victory on opening day. The Banana Slugs will be back in action tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. when they host the Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens on the Lower East Field.
Banana Slugs Earn Top-10 Finishes at Golden Gate Park
SAN FRANCISCO, Ca. – The UC Santa Cruz men's and women's cross country teams made their 2024 season debut at the 31st annual University of San Francisco Invitational at Golden Gate Park. On the men's side, the Slugs ran to a ninth place finish in a strong field of Division I programs with the women's team earning a 10th place finish, also competing against Division I programs. The Banana Slugs will be back in action on Sept. 14 when they travel to Davis, Ca. for the UC Davis Stump Invitational.
Overdose Awareness Day tri-county event
Information provided by San Benito County. Lea este artículo en español aquí. On Friday, August 30 at 3pm, the public is invited to an International Overdose Awareness Day event on the Watsonville City Plaza at 358 Main St. in Watsonville. Free naloxone will be distributed along with education on how simple it is to use. More than 25 agencies and clinics who support substance use prevention and substance use disorders will be on hand with resources and information, particularly for teens and parents, to help prevent opioid-related tragedies. The event will also honor and remember those who have been lost to overdose and poisoning.
‘Catz drop season-opener to Greenfield | High school football
Greenfield High went into Friday night’s regular season-opener as the defending Pacific Coast Athletic League Santa Lucia Division champion. It’s the type of test Watsonville High head coach Manny Contreras wanted his players to face right off the bat. In the end, it was a veteran Bruins team...
Lynbrook High School vs. Pajaro Valley High School Football Live Stream, TV Info - Saturday, August 31
Pajaro Valley High School will host Lynbrook High School on Saturday, August 31 at 12:30 p.m. PT. Get full access to live regular season and postseason sporting events and get 45% off compared to a monthly pass with an NFHS Network annual pass. Lynbrook vs. Grizzlies Game Information. Game Day:...
Santa Clara Kaiser Among Top Hospitals for Treating Heart Attacks, Strokes
Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s hospitals are rated among the best in the nation for treating heart attacks, strokes, and other medical conditions, according to a study released by U.S. News & World Report in mid-July. Kaiser Permanente Northern California hospitals are recognized as “high-performing” in U.S. News & World...
Los Gatos won’t hold council elections in November
There are no elections in Los Gatos this year because no one in town stepped up to challenge the incumbents, guaranteeing two councilmembers another four years in office. Councilmembers Matthew Hudes and Maria Ristow are up for reelection, but with no challengers the Town Council appointed them to the governing body for the next four years in a 4-0-1 vote, rather than host a costly November election. Hudes abstained from the vote.
Watsonville community comes together for International Overdose Day
WATSONVILLE, Calif. — Friday is International Overdose Awareness Day. The day was observed in Watsonville with numerous organizations from the tri-county area providing resources to combat the fentanyl crisis. "He was my best friend," Michelle Hamilton said about her son. "When he passed away, he had a picture of...
California lawmakers seek more time to consider energy proposals backed by Newsom
Democratic lawmakers in the California Assembly are pushing back against a last-minute effort by Gov. Gavin Newsom to pass proposals aimed at cutting energy costs for Californians and reducing gas price spikes at the pump.They say they need more time to weigh the impacts. The pushback means the state Legislature might head to a special session this year after the legislative deadline to wrap up the session on Saturday. Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas said his members are "on the same page" as Newsom about the need to prioritize lowering energy bills for Californians. But details of the proposals weren't released...
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