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Watch Santa Cruz Warriors Playoff Games on CBS

Watch Santa Cruz Warriors Playoff Games on CBS

Austin, TX -  CBS Sports Network will broadcast the entire second round of NBA D-League playoff matchups between the Santa Cruz Warriors and Austin Toros.

Playoff tickets for games two and, if necessary, three are available now.

Santa Cruz County Featured in National Travel Site

See Santa Cruz County Convention and Visitors Bureau release below:

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CA – Santa Cruz County’s scenic beaches and majestic redwood forests will be seen by 1.5 million web visitors from around the world as videos, photos and information about this iconic California destination goes live on the Travel Journals section of www.DiscoverAmerica.com.  The website is the online presence for Brand USA, created in 2010 to encourage travelers from all over the world to visit the U.S.  This public-private marketing entity works in close partnership with the travel industry – including state tourism boards and destination marketing organizations like the Santa Cruz County Conference & Visitors Council (CVC) - to maximize the economic and social benefits of travel in communities around the country. 

 

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Surf Museum Goes Solar

Surf Museum Goes Solar

SANTA CRUZ, CA (February 21, 2013)  -- The Santa Cruz Surfing Museum has gone solar thanks to a generous donation by Sandbar Solar and Electric of Santa Cruz. Installation of solar panels last weekend on the west facing roof will save up to 80% of the museum's annual electric bill. The value of the project is $10,000 and was the brainchild of Scott Laskey, owner of Sandbar.

Laskey was first concerned for the museum when he learned of its potential closure in 2009. "The Surfing Museum is an icon of Santa Cruz surfing history and I knew then I wanted to help" said Laskey. As a surfer, father of two, with surfers as employees, Laskey said he wanted to preserve the surfing legacy for future generations.

His opportunity came last spring when he installed a solar project for Doug Thorne, a member of the original Santa Cruz Surfing Club and current member of the Santa Cruz Surfing Club Preservation Society (SCSCPS).

Santa Cruz Performers Start Soon!

Santa Cruz Performers Start Soon!
SANTA CRUZ, Calif.- The African American Theater Arts Troupe in Santa Cruz has a program and performances coming up soon.   The groups first performances and events are:   February 22-24 March 1-2 March 8-9     Call for more information: 831-459-1861  or go to http://www.cadrc.org/  

Holiday Photo Contest Winners

Holiday Photo Contest Winners

From Santa Cruz County Conference & Visitors Council:

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CA – With all the great holiday events in Santa Cruz, this coastal destination knows how to captivate Christmas lovers.  To celebrate the holidays and encourage locals and visitors alike to capture great holiday memories in California’s favorite beachside destination, the Santa Cruz County Conference & Visitors Council asked the public to upload their best “Holidays in Santa Cruz” pictures to their online photo contest.  First place winner Myra Rittenhouse, of Santa Cruz, submitted a photo of snowmen on the beach.  Myra won a $300 shopping spree in Capitola Village and two night stay at the Inn at Depot hill in Capitola, CA.  Second place winner Joy Marquez, of La Selva Beach, won with a photo of a fantastically decorated Christmas house in Santa Cruz.

Aptos Mariners Play for CCS Finals Saturday

Aptos Mariners Play for CCS Finals Saturday

APTOS, Calif.- Mariners football team will take on Valley Christian at 3pm on Saturday, December 1st at Independence High School in San Jose.

The Mariners will play for the CIF Central Coast Championships, beating Saratoga and then Monterey High to face Valley Christian.

 

Aptos Mariner Wins Congressional Art Contest

Aptos Mariner Wins Congressional Art Contest

Today, Congressman Sam Farr today announced that Aptos High School student, Holly Hernandez, is the winner of the 2012 Congressional Art Competition, An Artistic Discovery. The winning piece, “Right to Bare Arms”, will be displayed in the halls of the Capitol along with winning art from across the country.  

“The Central Coast is known for its vibrant artistic culture and these students echo that tradition in their work,” said Congressman Sam Farr.  “I would like to congratulate Holly Hernandez and all the participants for their inspiring pieces of art.”

Holly Hernandez will travel to Washington, D.C., courtesy of Southwest Airlines, to be honored at a Congressional Reception. Holly will also receive a $1500 renewable scholarship from the Savannah College of Art and Design.

Carmel High School student, Liyanna Bea Sadausky was named the 2nd place winner with her art piece “Peaceful Burden”.