By Letters to the Editor | Santa Cruz Sentinel October 5, 2022 at 5:00 a.m.
There is no more compelling siren song to the disengaged voter than “Don’t be fooled!” on the signs opposing Measure O, where a Yes vote simply affirms the voters’ approval in 2016 for renovating the library where it is. No one wants to be a putz, so you vote “no” – and inadvertently affirm the City Council’s bait-and-switch from what we actually approved.
— Nadene Thorne, Santa Cruz
By Editorial Board | editorial@santacruzsentinel.com | Santa Cruz Sentinel October 5, 2022 at 5:00 a.m. Measure O – City of Santa Cruz Our Downtown Our Future – General Plan and Downtown Plan Amendmen
By Letters to the Editor | Santa Cruz Sentinel November 2, 2022 at 5:00 a.m. Intense redevelopment quivers on our horizons, with much to gain, much to strain, and much to lose. Within this context, bi
By Patrice Boyle, Curt Simmons, Paul Cocking, Alexis Carr, Dede Eckhardt and Enda Brennan Source: Lookout Santa Cruz We are owners of small businesses who have had many decades living and working in
