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Cinco de Mayo celebrates resilience and culture of Mexican people

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Cinco de Mayo celebrates resilience and culture of Mexican people

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Westerly elementary school represents Rhode Island in national math competition

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Westerly elementary school represents Rhode Island in national math competition

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As students and staff fill the gymnasium at Springbrook Elementary school in Westerly - this is an assembly to celebrate great success.See the Story

Body of missing UCSC student found, ID’d - The Pajaronian | Watsonville, CA

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Body of missing UCSC student found, ID’d - The Pajaronian | Watsonville, CA

The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office has identified the body found on Its Beach May 9, just off the shoulder of Lighthouse Point on the west side of Santa Cruz, as Noah Lee Kim, 21, of Los Angeles. Kim and another man, both reported to be students from UC Santa Cruz, jumped from a cliff into the sea at 4:45pm on May 4. A massive search was launched and called off as night fell. On May 9, a passerby spotted a body in the water just off the same…Read Article

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Growing ideas: Ohlone students complete environmental science project - The Pajaronian | Watsonville, CA

When a group of third-grade students at Ohlone Elementary School planted two trees on their campus earlier this year, it was the culmination of an environmental science project that began when they found a small colony of bats living under the eaves of one of the buildings on campus. Science teacher Jennifer Higgins Kuechle said that other lessons she had in mind for the project shifted after that discovery. “When the kids started finding the b…Science · Watsonville Read Article

Taking in a slice of Half Moon Bay - The Pajaronian | Watsonville, CA

While our travels have taken us to far away spots like Finland, Mexico City, China and Quebec, the road trips my wife Sarah and I have taken over the last several years have also proven to be tremendously fulfilling and loaded with surprises. In April we drove to the coastal town of Half Moon Bay, 54 miles north of Watsonville. The drive along Highway 1 was punctuated with rocky coastlines, rugged beaches, state parks, sweeping ocean views an…Travel · Half Moon Bay Read Article

Watsonville’s Jillian Lerma delivers win over Palma in walk-off fashion

Watsonville senior Jillian Lerma delivered a walk-off RBI single in the Wildcatz’s 2-1 win over Palma in extra innings in Pacific Coast Athletic League Gabilan Division softball action on May 9. Lerma, who finished with a pair of hits and one RBI, smacked a ball down the third base line with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 12th inning, while teammates Layla Romero and Adriana Rodriguez each scored one run. Senior pitcher Amelia Martinez al…Watsonville · Watsonville Read Article

PVUSD trustee Gabe Medina demands $35K, threatens defamation suit after failed censure

Pajaro Valley Unified School District Trustee Gabe Medina is threatening the board’s president and vice president via email with a defamation lawsuit against them after last week’s censure attempt. The post PVUSD trustee Gabe Medina demands $35K, threatens defamation suit after failed censure appeared first on Lookout Santa Cruz.Social Media · Watsonville See the Story

Countywide history fair set for Watsonville - The Pajaronian | Watsonville, CA

In the late 1800s, Claus Spreckels ran a mill that processed locally grown sugar beets, a thriving industry that is generally credited with seeing Santa Cruz County through troubled economic times. But when Spreckels tried to underpay the Japanese community—cutting their wages in half—they walked, and took up strawberry farming they learned from Chinese immigrants that came before them. The ripple effect from that decision had an enormous impact…Watsonville · Watsonville Read Article

Watsonville’s Brianna Leon inks NLI to play for La Sierra

After weeks of deliberation, Watsonville senior Brianna Leon officially decided Tuesday evening on where she would like to continue her flag football career. The Wildcatz’s standout two-sport athlete signed her National Letter of Intent to play on the inaugural women’s flag football team at La Sierra University in the 2025 fall season. “There were a lot of different emotions overall, just very happy to have this opportunity to keep playing the …Watsonville · Watsonville Read Article

Editorial | Pajaro Valley Unified School District board taking divisive direction

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It isn’t often that a local school board makes headlines. Unfortunately, that’s what’s happened with the trustees on the Pajaro Valley Unified School District board with statements by some members, along with decisions on curriculum and transparency, that are both divisive and disturbing. The latest in a series of embarrassing public meetings involving the PVUSD board took place Wednesday evening, when by a 4-2 vote the board decided not to publ…Watsonville · Watsonville See the Story

Health Fair runs Friday in the plaza - The Pajaronian | Watsonville, CA

The 27th Annual Health Fair, hosted by Community Health Trust of Pajaro Valley, runs from 2-6pm Friday at Watsonville City Plaza. The event brings together over 40 local partners offering free health screenings, live CPR demos, culturally-rooted performances, and more in a family-friendly setting. The fair provides an arena for individuals and families to connect with health providers, access essential services, and explore valuable community r…Watsonville · Watsonville Read Article