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City Arts & Arts Council Santa Cruz pilot a new program
CARD PILOT GRANT PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT GET INVOLVED IN SANTA CRUZ RECOVERY SUBMIT AN IDEA, VOLUNTEER TO BE PANEL REVIEWER!
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CARD PILOT GRANT PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT GET INVOLVED IN SANTA CRUZ RECOVERY SUBMIT AN IDEA, VOLUNTEER TO BE PANEL REVIEWER!
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Meet Jess, Housing Management Analyst
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Meet Andrea, Housing Programs Specialist!
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Supporting Santa Cruz is more important than ever.
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At the July 8th meeting, the Arts Commission voted to support the Santa Cruz Black Lives Matter Mural installation by taking a leadership role in the proposed annual Black Lives Matter Mural celebration. On an annual basis the Commission will (1) identify a community group to organize the event, (2) allocate funds if available to support the event, and (3) issue an annual report on their commitment to Equity, Inclusivity, and Environmental Justice for presentation at the event.
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Local artists Kathleen Crocetti and Tom Ralston are at work producing the new public art installation that will be installed at the newly renamed Chinatown Bridge. Listen to KQSD on July 9th to hear Jean Kratzer interview Kathleen about the project at 3:30 for the "Good News in Santa Cruz" show.
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SBA is now accepting applications for low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to help alleviate economic injury caused by the Coronavirus.
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At the March 10, 2020 City Council meeting, the Santa Cruz City Council voted unanimously to declare a local health emergency regarding COVID-19.
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The City of Santa Cruz is developing its 2020-2025 Consolidated Plan which provides the basis for how the City applies for, receives, and distributes U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grant funding for CDBG and HOME Programs.
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The Santa Cruz Recycled Art Program (SCRAP) opened the fourth annual exhibit at the Blitzer Gallery on Friday December 6th.
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How two Santa Cruz locals are changing the face of journalism in Santa Cruz.
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Three beautiful murals inspired and painted by the community will inspire stewardship of storm drains flowing to the San Lorenzo River.