Aptos Times: March 15, 2024

Aptos Alum’s Family Drama: ‘White Sky, Falling Dragon’ to be Staged April 19-May 5, By Jondi Gumz • Capitola Avenue Overpass to Close for 14 Months • Searching for Joy & Meaning in Life: Fundraiser for Treasure Cove Playground Taking Place March 22, By Jondi Gumz • Rail Trail EIR Goes To Supervisors March 26 • Aptos Cannabis Input Session March 18, By Jondi Gumz • Monk of Mokha Book Cover Winners • Groundbreaking March 27 for Affordable Rentals, By Jondi Gumz • Good Friday Paddle Out • Jobs in Santa Cruz County • County Sales Tax Hike, Hospital Bond Leading: Brown, De Serpa Head for November Runoff, By Jondi Gumz • March 5 Election Update • Wanted: Grand Jury Volunteers • New School: 30 Years of Changing Lives: Alternative Education Program Helps Teens Catch Up • Friend Named Friend of Agriculture • Habitat Monterey Bay Women Build 2024 • The Ron Buswell Community Garden • Second Harvest Honors Crowe, Mosier • Youth Poet Laureate Finalists: Judges To Reveal Choice at April 10 Celebration • PVPSA CEO Jasmine Nájera Invited to State of the Union • Santa Cruz Metro’s New CEO Corey Aldridge • Soquel Creek Water District General Manager Ron Duncan to Retire • Mount Madonna Seventh Graders Get a Look at College Science Labs • New Twist for Mount Madonna School Career Forum • Our Community Reads: Another Successful Season • Boys Basketball All-League 2023-24 • SCCAL All League Boys Soccer 2023-24 • Caltrans Unveils Equity Index for Funding Projects • Mass Die-Off: Salmon from New State Hatchery • AG, FTC Sue Cancer Recovery Fund: Alleges Only 1% Funds Went to Patients • Camp Capitola’s 150th Anniversary: Little City Under Canvas, By Deborah Osterberg … and much more!