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musicleadU.S. troops brought rock music to Cambodia; Dengue Fever is bringing it back

Next Stop: Twilight Zone

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News-1The city has invested $25K in a program that will test a 24-hour bathroom downtown

Polishing a Jewel

GT1528 CoverWEBMeet the players behind the multi-faceted push to reshape Watsonville’s downtown   

Light in the Mind, Light of the World

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On July 15, at the new moon (no light), something called Jade Helm 15 (July 15 – Sept. 15) will be initiated in the United States. Strategic military maneuvers in western and southern states, and a massive surveillance of the United States people. It’s important we know about these things. The keywords on the Jade Helm logo are, “Mastering the Human Domain.” It’s A.I. (artificial intelligence) being tested to monitor humanity and to make decisions based on the information gathered. See the July 10 article on my Facebook page, which can be accessed via my website nightlightnews.org, concerning Jade Helm (the name’s innocuous) and why it’s important to be aware.

This is our last week of Cancer. On Wednesday, July 22, on the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene, the Sun enters Leo. Before Leo arrives, let us understand Cancer more. Everyone’s astrology chart contains the sign Cancer. Every sign has three developmental stages humanity sequentially progresses through. Here are Cancer’s developmental stages: 1. At first, we are self-oriented, self-absorbed and self-important (personality building). 2. After many lifetimes we awaken to our environments (Earth, families, friends) and become sensitive to others. 3. Then, one day, under the soul’s light, we “identify” and are united with the whole (which means holy) of life. Filled with the soul’s light we become the “light of the world.” With this light, we “build a lighted house for humanity and invite humanity home.” We dwell there, too.

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FOOD FOR ALL

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This year marks the 35th anniversary for the all-volunteer, nonprofit free-meal service Food Not Bombs.

Marchese Antinori

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Film, Times & Events: Week of July 17

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Musical Tag

U.S. troops brought rock music to Cambodia; Dengue Fever is bringing it back Rock bands often combine musical ingredients to create new sounds and styles, but Dengue Fever is probably the first to popularize a melting pot of American and Southeast Asian rock ’n’ roll. Now 10 years old, the Los Angeles-based six-member band is currently...

Next Stop: Twilight Zone

Rod Serling’s vision gets new life in two stage adaptations in Santa Cruz Over the next month, DNA’s Pop Up Comedy Club will elicit plenty of giggles and guffaws, but for its debut presentation, director Miguel Reyna went with something a little more disquieting.  The Twilight Zone Live On Stage, opening July 24, will feature adaptations...

Poop Scoop

The city has invested $25K in a program that will test a 24-hour bathroom downtown When City Councilwoman Pamela Comstock saw a man by the shopping area at River Street and Highway 1 drop his pants and defecate in public, she knew she wasn’t going to be able to forget it—and that she didn’t want anyone...

Polishing a Jewel

Meet the players behind the multi-faceted push to reshape Watsonville’s downtown    Like a giant rousing itself from a deep slumber, downtown Watsonville has come alive with the sound of jackhammers and earth-movers. The old commercial center and heart of the town is undergoing radical change—old buildings coming down, new ones going up—while a city plan...

Light in the Mind, Light of the World

On July 15, at the new moon (no light), something called Jade Helm 15 (July 15 – Sept. 15) will be initiated in the United States. Strategic military maneuvers in western and southern states, and a massive surveillance of the United States people. It’s important we know about these things. The keywords on the Jade Helm logo are,...

From The Editor

Plus Letters To the Editor We’ve heard a lot in the last two years about economic recovery in Santa Cruz County, but Watsonville has had the toughest road back. Unemployment peaked there in 2010 at 26 percent, in 2013 it was still at 17.8 percent. That’s what makes Roseann Hernandez’s cover story this week so remarkable—it’s...

FOOD FOR ALL

This year marks the 35th anniversary for the all-volunteer, nonprofit free-meal service Food Not Bombs. What began with eight activists in Cambridge, Massachusetts feeding the homeless in 1981 has grown into a global movement with thousands of chapters. In 1986, Keith McHenry and his wife moved to San Francisco, where he organized the first West Coast...

Marchese Antinori

Chianti Classico Riserva from the heart of Tuscany There’s Chianti, and then there’s Marchese Antinori Chianti—a definite cut above. The gorgeous 2011 Chianti Classico Riserva, produced by the Antinori family, reveals its superiority from the first sip. Rich bold fruits leap out of this ruby red wine; cherries, raspberries and redcurrant, with delicious touches of licorice...

Film, Times & Events: Week of July 17

Films this WeekCheck out the movies playing locallyReviews Movie Times Santa Cruz area movie theaters > New This Week ANT-MAN For those who didn’t grow up reading the Marvel comic, the idea of a guy with the ability to shrink to the size of an ant sounds like the opposite of...

Film, Times & Events: Week of July 10

Films this WeekCheck out the movies playing locallyReviews Movie Times Santa Cruz area movie theaters > New This Week THE GALLOWS For those of us who can stand to watch scary movie trailers with the volume on, this looks one of those horror films that offers exactly what it says it...
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