It’s the new Wild West. These local pioneers show us why.
Editor’s Note: There was a day when the West was wild and everybody wanted to venture out here. Truth is, it still may be wild in terms of creativity, especially when it comes to making environmental strides. In our first Green Issue, we spotlight a bunch of eco trailblazers and show how they are making the most positive dent in the environment.Take note of several of the green businesses we discovered, too, and be sure to head to gtweekly.com for a more comprehensive list of all things green. In the meantime, saddle up—and gallop toward the “green.”
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Internet Killed the Instrument Store This is an excellent and timely article. Thanks so much. When I moved to Santa Cruz last year, I vowed to shop locally whenever possible. Only when seeking some obscure publication or vintage item hav...
Arboreal Angst The world could stand to have more of these sort of news reports. Very good and Bruce Willey gets the Pulitizer prize for such inspirational and insightful journalism.
Same-sex marriages continue despite ban I guess it will be a real low blow when same sex marriage becomes legal in all 50 states. I wonder who will be left to hate then?
Internet Killed the Instrument Store A refugee from San Jose, one of the reasons I came to live in Santa Cruz was because of these great music stores. I have spent so much time in them, buying and selling amps and gear, looking for the p...
Internet Killed the Instrument Store I do go out of my way to shop local so the money stays here. It usually means I pay more than I would online. Local businesses need to figure out that good customer service will bring me back. When I ...
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