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I am the 2016 Santa Cruz County Artist of the Year and have been a staff photographer at the Santa Cruz Sentinel since 1987.
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Photo | A packed lot at The Argus Co. car dealer

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By Shmuel Thaler Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
Cars fill the lot of The Argus Co. at the corner of Water Street, top, and North Branciforte Avenue. Founded in 2000 by Mike Gay, the Argus website says, "Our vehicle selection runs the gamut from affordable transportation to collectible classics." Copyright 2026 Tribune Content Agency. All Rights Reserved.
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Photo | A packed lot at The Argus Co. car dealer

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By Shmuel Thaler Verified
| Santa Cruz Sentinel Verified
Cars fill the lot of The Argus Co. at the corner of Water Street, top, and North Branciforte Avenue. Founded in 2000 by Mike Gay, the Argus website says, “Our vehicle selection runs the gamut from affordable transportation to collectible classics.”
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Photo | A surfer grabs a wave at Steamer Lane in Santa Cruz

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By Shmuel Thaler Verified
| MSN Verified
A surfer grabs a wave on a recent overcast morning at Steamer Lane in Santa Cruz. The Mark Abbott Memorial Lighthouse sits atop Lighthouse Point where the original Santa Cruz lighthouse was first lit in 1870. That structure, deactivated in 1941, was a wooden square tower attached to a keeper's dwelling. The current lighthouse, built in 1967 on the exact site of the original station, recently received a new beacon and is also the home of the Santa Cruz Surfing Museum.
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