March 6, 2007 - March 19, 2007
Volume XVIII, Issue 5
At their Mar. 27 meeting, the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors will consider whether to list a building that once housed a saloon, speakeasy and brothel as a local historic resource. With that date approaching, the building’s owners have evicted a dozen tenants in a race to make repairs, while history buffs fear the building could be lost to development. The residence, commonly called the Pleasure Point Roadhouse, is located at 3905 East Cliff Drive between...
Delighted and bolstered by a large youth turnout, Capitola’s five-member council voted on Wednesday, Feb. 22, to develop plans for...
Harvey West Park Move Criticized by Educators
A long-vacant commercial building in Santa Cruz’ Harvey West neigh-borhood has got the interest of County Superintendent of Schools...
A parcel of vacant land just off Soquel Drive and near Cabrillo College will be re-zoned for high-density housing as part of Santa...


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