Aptos Times: June 1, 2020

Aptos Teen Wins Girl Scout Gold, By Kathryn Nielsen • Special Meeting This Friday Aims To Reopen Restaurants, Hair Salons: Stores, Churches, Car Washes Can Now Open, says Health Department, By Jondi Gumz • Cabrillo Graduates Largest Class: School’s First Virtual Graduation Ceremony Honors 1,641 Students, By Kristin Fabos • County Loses 23K Jobs to Pandemic, By Jondi Gumz • Kirby Senior Anthony Arya Named U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts • Pajaro Valley Class of 2020 Graduations • Monte Vista Christian’s Summer Plans • Goodwill: Too Early To Drop Off Donations • New Leaf Adjusts Hours • World’s Shortest Parade 2020 Cancelled • New Grocery Shopper Program Aids Seniors: Forty-Five Volunteers Help 235 People; More Clients, Volunteers Welcome, By Christine Loewe • AG: Let Cannabis Businesses Bank • Cabrillo Hosts Online Cybercamp: Five-day Program Teaches Cybersecurity To Kids In Grades 6-12 • County Investigates COVID-19 Clusters, By Jondi Gumz • Four Arrests in Tushar Atre Murder Case: Two Of The Suspects Worked For Atre For Less Than Two Weeks, By Jondi Gumz • May 21: Ben Kelly Day • Hundreds of Seniors Get Great Plates • How COVID-19 Spreads, By Jondi Gumz • Advice to Mount Madonna Students: Have Courage: Zoom Interviews, Replacing Trip to Washington D.C., Yield Insights, By Leigh Ann Clifton • Everyone’s Talking About Café Rio, By Jondi Gumz • Human Race’s 1,300 Raise $175,000: Virtual Event Aids 82 Nonprofits, Schools, Community Groups, By Christine Loewe • A Nontoxic Alternative to Roundup • Pet Pals: Great Danes Inspire Essential Local Business, By: Erin Kelly-Allshouse … and much more!