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Water Torture

Maneuvering on when (and how) to hold a vote on building a $100 million desalination plant hits a new level.

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Pitta for A Pittance

A nonprofit Ayurvedic clinic opens in Santa Cruz.

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Cassidy Meijer, 1978-2012

The lead singer of the Santa Cruz band Sin in Space was a huge talent.

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Making News

Former Register-Pajaronian editor to launch new regional fortnightly

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Search Me

Web natives with Google troubles? In spades, actually.

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Farr From It

Reports of the  Congressman’s retirement were greatly exaggerated.

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Citizen Pain

City politicians are cool to the idea of a citizens’ advisory board on climate change.

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The Labor Question

A UCSC conference tackles another side of the eat local movement.

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Club Next

Got your Nexties and your NextSpacers all mixed up? We do too. Tessa Stuart sorts it out.

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Caveat Yogi

When it’s all said and done, Santa Cruz yoga teachers have one response to a widely-circulated  New York Times article about the dangers of yoga: Know your limits.

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Ten Questions for A Strongman

Logan Christopher, owner of Legendary Strength, divulges his favorite feat of strength and other personal matters.

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Limitless Mind

UCSC lecturer Nancy Ellen Abrams and astrophysics professor Joel Primack win a $100,000 award from the Chopra Foundation.

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Santa Cruz Submerged

Transportation activists stage a tongue-in-cheek ‘tour’ of a watery future Santa Cruz in a bid to strengthen the city’s Climate Action Plan.

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Triumph in The Sky

For the Tuskegee Airmen, whose exploits inspired the new film Red Tails, the war is doubly painful.

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Maid in America

Why haven’t industry-wide standards been extended to California’s domestic workers?

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