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"I can't reach my Aunt Mary. Can you find out if she's ok?", by
Anne Turner
Damage from the earthquake occurred throughout the County and, because of slides and other road damage, the County was geographically ... [Read more]
What a Mess! 295,000 Items on the Floor, by
Anne Turner
On Day 1 (October 18) we began re-shelving books and clearing up the mess at nine of our ten Branches. ... [Read more]
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The City of Santa Cruz first adopted a policy declaring Santa Cruz a Nuclear Free Zone on October 8, 1991. The current version of the Council Policy Manual details this declaration in section 11.4 and is available for public view on the City of Santa Cruz website.
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Excerpted from Santa Cruz City--Nuclear Free Zone
