There have been numerous cases of electrical tampering, and meter bypassing, for sites associated with unlawful indoor cannabis grows in Santa Cruz county over the last year. Most recently, last month on the 600 block of Brimblecom Road in Boulder Creek, and last week on the 14-thousand block of Two Bar Road (also in the Boulder Creek area)....and then on the 100 block of La Cima Road in Soquel.....similar grows (and issues) were found. Residents are reminded that electrical bypassing and meter tampering are both illegal and dangerous.
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SB-74, also known as the “Keep California Working Act” is being supported by more than half of the state legislators. If this bipartisan bill is signed into law, it would allow for the creation of a grant program seeded with 2.6 billion dollars. That money could then be granted to small businesses and non-profits, that have been negatively impacted by Covid-19.
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Beginning with clinics next Wednesday in Monterey county, people who are, 65 years-old and older (who work in the industry sectors of food and agriculture, education and childcare, and emergency services)...as well as those 65 and older in the ZIP codes of the greatest need will be eligible to schedule appointments to get vaccinated.
Those ZIP codes are:
- In North Monterey County: 95012, 95039, 95076
- On the Peninsula & in Big Sur: 93933, 93955
- In Salinas: 93901, 93905, 93906
- And in South County: 93925, 93926, 93930, 93960
Individuals who are 75 and older can continue to make appointments for the COVID vaccine. Healthcare workers can continue to make appointments for the COVID Vaccine.
Vaccine clinics are posted at http://mcvaccinates.com and are scheduled as vaccine is available.
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A Watsonville-based organization, that has been staging open-air art shows around the city, now has a grant from the Arts Council Of Santa Cruz County to continue that work. Arte Del Corazon (which translates to Art From The Heart) has been showcasing the work of artists from around the county who paint, draw, sculpt, make jewelry, do photography, and make fabric arts. The exhibits take place every 1st Friday of the month at Romo Park, and every 3rd Saturday at 1997 Freedom Boulevard from 10 a.m. To 4 p.m.
Soon they hope to offer family oriented virtual art classes soon that will include kits with all needed supplies.
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