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Summer Stroll in Seacliff
t’s time for summer fun with the Seacliff Improvement Association! Pedestrians, bicyclists, friends, family and neighbors are all invited to the stroll to Aptos Village as we promote pedestrian safety awareness on Saturday, August 3rd, 2019 When you arrive at the Aptos Village Green, take a quick survey, enjoy a snack, and enter to win a prize from our growing list of sponsors: Akira Sushi • Antique Clocks of Santa Cruz • Aptos BBQ • Armitage Wines • Betty Burgers • Cantine Wine Pub • Cat and Cloud Coffee • Hopscotch Children’s Clothes 8 • New Leaf Community Market
• Parish Publick House Aptos • Sock Shop & Shoe Company • Warmth Company The first 100 arrivals will also receive a reusable shopping bag from New Leaf Market! A quick survey from you helps us learn more about your experience as we work with local transportation agencies to improve pedestrian safety measures for walking and cycling to and from Aptos Village. Welcome booth at the Aptos Village Green opens at 10 am. Prize drawing at 11 am. Stroll on over and join us! n ••• RSVP to: info@seacliffimprovement.org
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anta Cruz County’s has long been a leader in environmental protection, receiving numerous state and national awards for innovative solutions to reduce waste including bans on single-use plastic bags, polystyrene products, single-use personal care products in visitor accommodations, straws and other contributors to environmental waste. Due to ongoing turmoil in the global recycling market and the increasing concerns about litter and plastic pollution — including a recent study showing alarming levels of plastic pollution in Monterey Bay — the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors will soon be considering additional policies to protect public health and the local environment. The County is seeking public input on potential environmental protection measures. Those concerned about plastics and plastics regulation are invited to take a quick online survey at:
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https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ SantaCruzCountyPlasticPollutionSurvey. The Board of Supervisors expects to begin discussions on additional environmental protection measures at its August 6, 2019 meeting, held at 701 Ocean St., Santa Cruz. Meetings are free and open to the public. n ••• For more info: www.santacruzcounty.us