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Top Santa Cruz Sentinel News

More than 10,000 march in Santa Cruz for ‘No Kings Day’

World · Santa Cruz

More than 10,000 march in Santa Cruz for ‘No Kings Day’

Coverage: 2 sources

More than 10,000 community members from around Santa Cruz County and beyond filed into San Lorenzo Park on a sunny Saturday morning, and gathered around the duck pond stage for the "No Kings Day" protest, which was one of 2,000 events nationwide and organized locally by Indivisible Santa Cruz County.See the Story

Santa Cruz community comes together to repaint Black Lives Matter mural

Santa Cruz · Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz community comes together to repaint Black Lives Matter mural

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Community members and local leaders, young and old, united in front of Santa Cruz City Hall on a foggy Saturday afternoon, paint rollers and brushes in hand, to give the Black Lives Matter mural on Center Street a fresh coat of paint.Read Article

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