How Will We Celebrate the 4th?, By John Hibble • Clean Hands Save Lives: ‘Screaming Hand’ Logo Gets A Makeover • Kid Geniuses: Young Inventors Earn State Awards, Head To Nationals, By Jondi Gumz • Governor Orders Masks in Public • Goodwill Recruiting to Fill Jobs • Travel Update From Visit Santa Cruz County • Assemblymember Stone Offers Amendment to AB 1472: False Police Reports • Tamario Smith’s Death Ruled An Accident • AG Becerra to Address Police Reform • ‘Be Loyal. Be Honest. Be Damon.’: Gutzwiller Memorial Draws Mourners From All Over The Central Coast, By Jondi Gumz • Mourning Our Historic Live Oak, By Lorie Chamberland • Caltrans Takes to the Highway: District 5 Staff Participate in Annual Anti-Litter Day • Free School Meals for Kids All Summer • Civil Grand Jury Applications Open: Deadline to Apply for 2020-2021 Jury Extended to Aug. 14 • Grand Jury Announces New Web Page • Who’s Hiring in Santa Cruz County: 200 Jobs Listed by Nonprofit Santa Cruz Works, By Jondi Gumz • More Fishing Licenses Sold So Far This Year • Is Your Home Ready for Fire?: Chief Lowe Tele-Talks with Supervisor Friend, By Jondi Gumz • Watsonville Gallery Opening July 10: ‘Campesinos: Workers of the Land’ On Display thru Aug. 2 • 2020 County Fair Cancelled • Grand Jury Wants City Budgets We Can Understand, By Jondi Gumz • Salons Back in Business • Santa Cruz Police Show LGBTQ+ Support with Pride Patch • Schools Offered Suicide Prevention Training • California Stem Cell Research Bonds Going to Voters • Cabrillo Extension Offers Virtual Camps & Classes: Summer Offerings for Ages 5 to 85: Cooking, Printmaking, Beekeeping • Calling Visual Artists to Network, By Ann Ostermann • Beaches Closed; Fireworks Mean Fines: Fourth of July Brings Challenges to Enforcing COVID-19 Restrictions, By Jondi Gumz • Aptos Village Roadwork Underway • Black Lives Matter, Graduation, and Summer Service • Santa Cruz Cannabis Retailer License Woes • CalFire Capt. David Lutz Dies in Hiking Accident … and much more!
