July 1 2012
C O M M U N I T Y N E W S T H AT M A K E S A D I F F E R E N C E
Vol 21 No. 13
Serving Aptos, La Selva Beach, Corralitos, Freedom, Watsonville, & Pajaro
Entertaining Tales from the Big Apple
Cabrillo Stage Classics
Cabrillo Stage 2012 Season Begins July 13; Runs Through Christmas abrillo Stage, the professional musical theatre company at Cabrillo College, takes a bite out of the Big Apple for their 31st season, with four stories based in The City. Cabrillo Stage’s 2012 summer repertory season of thought-provoking and entertaining tales from the Big Apple opens with Broadway’s singular sensation, A Chorus Line, performing in the Cabrillo Crocker Theater July 13 — August 12. Next it’s romance from New York to the high seas in Cole Porter ’s classic Anything Goes performing July 27 – August 19. In the intimate Cabrillo Black Box Theater, Cabrillo Stage is proud to present the world premiere of a poignant yet comic story of coming of age in the projects with Escaping Queens, August 10 – 19. The Christmas season will bring riotous screwball comedy to the ballet in A Night At The Nightcracker, playing December 14 – 30.
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The Aptos Community turns out for a meeting to discuss the remodel plans for Rancho Del Mar.
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Safeway Renovation Seen by Some as Community Disruption
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World’s Shortest Parade Annual 4th of July Celebration
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Hot Rods on the Green Car Twin Lakes Church
for the renovation was estimated as lasting 4-5 years to completion. Also attending were Craig Holdren and Jim Reuter of Safeway’s Property Development Centers subsidiary, Safeway real estate man-
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ommunity concern is growing as Safeway plans for Rancho Del mar Shopping Center renovation become clearer. Close to 400 people attended a meeting held June 20
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in the shopping center hosted by Deidre Hamilton and Charlie Eadie of Hamilton Swift & Associates, a local land use and planning consultant, representing Safeway. They presented the plans for renovation of the shopping center. The timeline
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By Noel Smith
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ager Natalie Mattei, public affairs manager Wendy Gutshall, and Walnut Creek architect Robert Lyman whose plan for the shopping center was presented.
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