Jake Thomas is a Senior Reporter at various esteemed publications. He focuses on themes such as arts and entertainment, theater, health and wellness, and sports, with particular attention to plays, musicals, and mental health. His work has been featured in notable outlets including BioRxiv, Newsweek, and The Oregonian.
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Jake Thomas' coverage focuses primarily on local news in Santa Cruz, California. His articles cover a range of topics such as healthcare, mental health, and nursing homes. Jake also covers theater extensively.
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June is Pride Month, and we visited Renegade Theater Co. to view a rehearsal for their upcoming staged reading of Doric Wilson's “Street Theater,” which
By: Jake Thomas
The Sentinel caught up with talented pair of actors Charlotte Munson and Jono Eiland of Santa Cruz Shakespeare to discuss their upcoming roles as a beloved duo in “Much Ado About Nothing,” slated for premiere July 11 under the…
By: Jake Thomas
A new study conducted on Mt. Elbert, Colorado's highest peak, found that the vast majority of alpine hikers are willing to pack out their human waste — and are willing to pay for the tools to do it.
By: Jake Thomas
The Sentinel caught up with the 36 North collective during one of their Monday Zoom calls to learn more about the group and their upcoming offerings for the Script-in-hand Reading Series.
By: Jake Thomas
Purdue University Fort Wayne will extend its temporary requirement to wear face masks inside campus buildings and structures through March 18 —the Friday following the end of Spring Break.
By: Jake Thomas
State regulators are seeking steep fee hikes on Oregon’s nascent psilocybin industry, a move that critics say would push the already high price tag of a legal mushroom trip even higher while causing more businesses to close. The Oregon Health Authority in late June announced proposed fee increases that would affect virtually every corner of […]
By: Jake Thomas
State regulators are seeking steep fee hikes on Oregon's nascent psilocybin industry, a move that critics say would push the already high price tag of a legal mushroom trip even higher while causing more businesses to close.
State regulators are seeking steep fee hikes on Oregon’s nascent psilocybin industry, a move that critics say would push the already high price tag of a legal mushroom trip even higher while …
By: Jake Thomas
Nonprofit service centers could see annual fees quadruple, while other businesses could have costs double.
By: Jake Thomas
Immigration is at the heart of the American story, but it is only part of the pattern of restless movement characteristics of many inhabitants of this land.
