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People in Business: June 8, 2009 - Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel, CA
Maureen Rozenn, a Santa Cruz acupuncturist with a doctor of acupuncture and Oriental medicine degree, has passed the exam to become a new fellow of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine. She is the only member of ABORM in Santa Cruz. …

Pet of the week, June 7, 2009: Dutchess and Dexter looking for a … - Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel, CA
They are 8-week-old spaniel/cattle dog mixes that love to romp and play with their siblings. They are cuddle bugs and love to give kisses. Spaniel mixes are great family dogs and do well with other dogs and would make loving loyal family members. …

Wallace Baine, Baine Street: The man who can save Santa Cruz - San Jose Mercury News

San Jose Mercury News,  USA
On one level, he's a mass-media show dog, Exhibit 1-A in the freak-show vacuity at the heart of America's bizarrely skewed Entertainment Empire. But, on the other hand, Ventura's one of those guys who's not afraid to speak his mind. …

$28 million affordable housing project under way in Capitola - Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel, CA
CAPITOLA — City officials Friday toasted construction of a $28 million project at 750 Bay Ave. guaranteeing affordable housing to senior citizens for the next 55 years. "This is the poster child of what affordable housing will look like in the future …

Santa Cruz Tannery Lofts has coming out party - San Jose Mercury News

San Jose Mercury News,  USA
The huge public-housing project, developed for low- and middle-income artists, threw a party for the community with live music, food, open studios and lots of meet-and-greets with bedazzled residents. "This is incredible," said one visitor from Soquel. …

Hotel occupancy down as summer season opens - Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel, CA
Then they realized they still have a job — they need to vacation." Ivy, who takes the lead in promoting tourism in the county, had hoped for a rebound in travel after last year's wildfires, which brought in firefighters but kept other visitors away in …
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Rispin fire probe slows as safety concerns inside mansion ruins … - Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel, CA
Fire officials had wanted both an arson and a cadaver dog to search what remained of the mansion. So far, the building is too dangerous for that investigation to proceed. Monday, officials discussed the best way to stabilize the ruins and make it safe …

State helps truckers while industry sags - Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel, CA
"We were already affected by the housing market," he said. "The relocation moving industry has slowed." The firm, in business in the area since 1928, has eight trucks that run on diesel fuel. Furlong said corporate work, serving the military and the …

After shelving original plans, library board eyes massive cuts - Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel, CA
The books and materials budget could be cut even further. And depending on the economy, that might not be enough to keep the system in the black. As a result of the expected cuts, "nobody is going to get the library service they've been used to having …

Sharon Hull, This Week in the Garden, May 30, 2009: Lots of garden … - Santa Cruz Sentinel

Santa Cruz Sentinel, CA
Susan Suddjian of Caeli Landscape Architecture will discuss gardening with California native plants. Fee: $25. 10 am-1 pm June 6. Blueberry tasting. Berries supplied by Dave Wilson Nursery, premier grower of fruit, nut and shade tree growers for the …

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