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Nick Sestanovich
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Reporter, Santa Cruz Sentinel
California
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addiction children's mental health and poverty.Injustice and vulnerable populations in the Pacific Northwest homelessness including criminal justice
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By Nick Sestanovich Verified| Santa Cruz Sentinel Verified SANTA CRUZChina Cats go unplugged at Kuumbwa JazzFor 15 years, Santa Cruz’s very own China Cats have put their spins on countless classic Grateful Dead songs. This Friday at Kuumbwa Jazz, they will be performing them in a whole new way: sans amps. The China Cats will be playing their first unplugged show, taking a more stripped-down approach to songs by The Dead that still highlights the songs’ timeless melodies. And that is not all. They will be joined by the Buffalo Blues Trio.
By Nick Sestanovich Verified| Fresno Bee Verified SANTA CRUZ COUNTY - Come Sunday, children will be scouring their yards with baskets in hand in the hopes of uncovering plastic eggs containing jelly beans or other goodies. However, as is usually the case, egg hunts and other Easter activities in Santa Cruz County are not limited to just backyards.
By Nick Sestanovich Verified| Santa Cruz Sentinel Verified SANTA CRUZ COUNTY — Come Sunday, children will be scouring their yards with baskets in hand in the hopes of uncovering plastic eggs containing jelly beans or other goodies. However, as is usually the case, egg hunts and other Easter activities in Santa Cruz County are not limited to just backyards. For those looking to […] Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published: April 15, 2025 at 1:04 PM PDT
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Santa Cruz Sentinel
The Santa Cruz Sentinel is a historic newspaper serving Santa Cruz County, California. Established in 1856 as the Pacific Sentinel, it became the Santa Cruz Sentinel in 1862. Initially a weekly publication, it transitioned to a semi-weekly format in 1891 and now operates as a daily newspaper. The Sentinel covers local news, events, and community affairs, known for its balanced editorial positions and commitment to factual reporting. The newspaper offers extensive local news coverage and maintains historical archives that date back to the 19th century. These archives include employee ledgers and article statistics, which are valuable resources for researchers, historians, and genealogists. The Sentinel collaborates with local institutions, such as the Santa Cruz Public Libraries and the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, to preserve its historical records and provide digital access to its content.
Scotts Valley, California, United States
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Founded: 1856