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First Aloha Music & Arts Festival to bring Pacific culture to Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds

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By Nick Sestanovich Verified
| Santa Cruz Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... WATSONVILLE — Being a five-and-a-half-hour plane ride away, it is no wonder that Hawaii has been a popular vacation destination for Californians for decades. However, one does not need to travel far to see pockets of Hawaiian culture throughout the Golden State, particularly in Santa Cruz County.
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Santa Cruz MAH exhibit celebrates 50 years of Santa Cruz Guitar Co.

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By Nick Sestanovich Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
SANTA CRUZ - Before an acoustic guitar can deliver the delicately strummed chords that have served as the backbone to countless songs and courting sessions since the instrument was first invented, a whole process has to take place. It is not just tuning the strings, but finding the right woods to producing the right tone, carving them into distinctive shapes and assembling the strings, necks, frets, resonators and so on. One company that specializes in this comes straight out of Santa Cruz.
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Pajaro Valley school board extends school resource officer contracts

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By Nick Sestanovich Verified
| MSN Verified
Nick Sestanovich WATSONVILLE — The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees voted 4-2 Wednesday to renew agreements with the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office and Watsonville Police Department to provide school resource officers at the district's three comprehensive high school campuses. As with previous times the contracts had gone before the board, Wednesday's discussion provoked a lot of scrutiny.
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