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March 12 – 18, 2025
Highlights this week: Greensite... on Rail Trail Segment 7 Phase 2... Steinbruner... Battery fires... Hayes... Out this week... Patton... To Whom Should We Send Invitations?... Matlock... easy pic...
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vanessa.quiroz@cityofwatsonville.org
(831) 768-3002
Councilmember Vanessa Quiroz-Carter values empowerment, empathy and education. Her goal as a councilmember is for all community members to have a voice. As the proud child of two Mexican immigrants, she understands the importance of diversity and advocacy. A graduate of UC Berkeley, she completed her master’s degree at CSU East Bay. She has spent the past 20 years in public service, including Americorps and the Santa Cruz County Women’s Commission. She currently serves as a co-chair for the latter and holds a seat on the board of Families in Transition. She is also an adjuct professor at Hartnell College.
Notable Quote: “My story and my upbringing is like so many of my neighbors. I’m a descendant of immigrants, and I’m never going to forget to honor them, their bravery, their sacrifice, what they’ve done to give me the life I have.” (Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel)
From The Pajaronian...
A tiny home development for 34 homeless people slated for the parking lot of Westview Presbyterian Church in Watsonville can move forward after the City Council on Tuesday denied an appeal by a neighbors’ group that has been battling the placement of the project since its inception in October 2023.
From Good Times...
Meet the new poet laureates in Santa Cruz County and Watsonville.
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
Victoria Bañales was the first in her family to attend college, but like many young people she was unsure where her path would take her.
From Santa Cruz Local...
As plans sharpen for the Coastal Rail Trail and connected paths through Watsonville, Watsonville City Council members recently reiterated their support for improved transportation to area beaches and Pajaro Valley High School.
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