There is a chance that, when this pandemic is finally over, things will be disturbing and painful for a good while. But that’s transition for you.
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By Randall Brown When I settled in Boulder Creek 20 years ago, I was impressed by the respect for its history indicated by the dates painted on its historic structures. As I became more familiar with the place, I realized that two of the proudly displayed numbers were inaccurate. Neither the Old Fireman’s Hall nor the one mislabeled “Basham House”…
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By M.C. Dwyer In a time when so much is uncertain, one thing has become clear. Many people who have been staying home over the past two and a half months are realizing they would rather live somewhere else. For those whose work and earnings remained stable, buying a different home could be a real possibility. Some, who live in…
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Walking can be a healthy and dynamic meditation. Think of all the different ways people move...fast, slow, forward, backward, side to side, up and down. Bones, connective tissue, joints, muscles, and nerves orchestrate this beautiful dialogue within our body.
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We’d like to kick off the Mountain Fermenter by taking a look at what brewing during the COVID-19 crisis has been like for our local breweries. We were able to chat with Donald Cramb (via email of course), co-owner of Steel Bonnet Brewing Co. in Scotts Valley.
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Welcome to the Santa Cruz Cosmic Weather Report – Evolutionary Astrology of the moment, your moment in time, our collective moment of change!
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As discussions arise from state and county officials regarding reopening social events and the business community, Evelin Dacker MD has written an insightful article on boundaries, communication, and risk tolerance. Read Dacker’s article on Medium
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