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November 6, 2009
November 6, 2009 - November 19, 2009
Volume XII, Issue 33
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Should Marijuana Be Legalized for Recreational Use?
Capitola Library Likely to Remain on Wharf Road
Target Drops Plans for Scotts Valley Store
Marijuana Use -- Facts and Figures
Capitola Completes Wharf Repairs
Attendance Up at Santa Cruz County Fair
Lime Works Plaque Dedicated
Commission/ Board Vacancies
Call for Holiday Art & Craft Faire Vendors
Hidden Antarctic Lakes to Be Studied
Save the Salmon Fundraiser
Smart Teen Driving Classes
Think Local First Celebrates 300th Member
Auto Body Program Gives Inmates Valuable Job Skills
911
Series of Serious Crashes Plagues County
Around Aptos
Chamber Members Hear from Sheriff and Keep Abreast of Community Projects
A Rail Tale from Aptos
Business Profile
Rainbow Carpet One Combines Product Knowledge, Service and Value
Crimebeat
Crime Beat 11/06/09
Environment
Grocery and Purchase Bags May Be Outlawed
Health
So Far County Has Low Number of H1N1 Cases With More Vaccine on the Way, Clinics Are Scheduled Around County
Some Interesting Running Facts
Opinions
Celebrating the County's Investment in Live Oak and Soquel
Education in Focus -- Pajaro Schools
Postmarked 11/06/09
People
Capitola City Manager To Retire
Morton Marcus Dies
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Lime Works Plaque Dedicated
A bronze plaque commemorating the Cowell Lime Works Historic District's placement onto the National Register of Historic Places was dedicated on Oct. 30. About 50 people attended the unveiling just inside UCSC's main entrance, including Chancellor George Blumenthal, County Supervisor Neal Coonerty, Santa Cruz Mayor Cynthia Mathews, former Assemblyman John Laird, and representatives from the offices of Rep. Sam Farr and Assemblyman Bill Monning.

Blumenthal said, "The district speaks to the important past of the Cowell Ranch and its place in Santa Cruz history." Farr also entered remarks into the Congressional Record which said, in part, "Historical spaces like these are an example of what makes our community a national leader in the preservation of lands which continue to shape our society."
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