Todd Guild is a reporter for the AMERICAN WATSONVILLE LITTLE LEAGUE. With a focus on local news and community events, Todd covers a wide range of topics including local politics, crime, education, business, and transportation. His reporting aims to inform and engage the Watsonville community.
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Todd Guild's coverage is heavily focused on local news, government announcements, and evolving stories in Santa Cruz County. His articles encompass a wide range of topics including local governance, education, and community issues.
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Valencia Elementary School was closed Friday after numerous students were sickened by what is likely norovirus. The school will reopen Tuesday.
PVUSD’s Measure M, which would fund enovation and construction projects at every school in the district, is so far passing by a narrow margin.
Cabrillo College is being forced to cut some 70 of its 1,394 classes and $4.5 million from its $89.3 million budget–5% of both–as a result of low attendance and state funding cuts.
Watsonville native Salvador Murillo put his business knowledge to the test with a mobile coffee and food truck business he has named Cafécto.
Aptos High School junior Zen Weaver investigates how digital testing is changing the academic landscape for young people.
By: Todd Guild
When Monica Martinez is sworn in to the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors in January, she will be one of two women to take seats on the dais in more than a decade.
Pajaro-Watsonville Multimodal Station Environmental Review
By: Todd Guild
Volunteer Kini Huddleston (left) serves up a hot lunch Thursday at Grey Bears in Santa Cruz. (Tarmo Hannula/The Pajaronian)
By: Todd Guild
Sarah Lewis, General Manager at Freedom Meat Lockers, is joined by Jeff Bassmann with their award-winning hams as they brace for holiday orders. Lewis said their business is getting turkeys and other meat products at lower costs than previous years, “and we’re glad to pass this along to our customers.” Prime rib, meat marinade packages, individually wrapped smoked turkey legs, glazed hams, and a wealth of homemade sausages are also popular holiday choices on their shelves. Their boneless ham just claimed the 2024 Grand Champion by the California Association of Meat Processors. She urged folks to get in their orders soon at 724.4355. They are at 160 Hi Grade Lane.
Kim De Serpa has held her seat on the Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees for more than a decade. In her full-time professional life she serves as social services manager for Salinas valley Memorial Healthcare System.
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