Torch run benefits Special Olympics

WATSONVILLE -- The Special Olympics "Flame of Hope" worked its magic in Watsonville Wednesday, thanks to officers and others who ran while carrying it down Main Street to Freedom Boulevard, more than five miles, before handing it to California Highway Patrol officers in Corralitos.
The ...more

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Sports

More than a game: Aztecas, led by at-risk youths, warm up for match against SC law enforcement

WATSONVILLE -- The Aztecas FC made short work of the Real Aztecas in division three indoor soccer on Wednesday evening at Soccer Central in Watsonville winning 17-1.
After scoring in the opening minute of play, FC never let up and they continued ...more

Openings in Watsonville coaching departments

Gardner steals one late from Kaeding

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Athletics done in TOC: Watsonville American Champion goes down

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Obituaries

Alice M. (VanHouten) Moffat

Alice M. (VanHouten) Moffat died peacefully June 13, 2013.
Alice was born 100 years ago on March 5, 1913 in Kimberly, ID to Sarah (Terry) and Miles Van Houten. She was a college graduate and an excellent bookkeeper, working well into her 70's. Riding her ...more