Newsletters from the KRML community, including the Mystery Gardener.
Ms. Blue, the 87-foot blue whale skeleton at UC Santa Cruz’s Seymour Center, returns after a shrimp-shell-and-recycled-plastic restoration. Ms. Blue Day is Nov. 8.
From Salinas to Santa Cruz, KRML’s guide to the Monterey Bay farmers’ markets running seven days a week, with a day-by-day cheat sheet of 14 markets.
Fresh Food, Good Neighbors, and the Occasional Ridiculously Expensive Tomato Read More »
243 animals are up for adoption around the Monterey Bay this week, and 89 from last week’s list have left the listings, including Teddy and Bruno.
Paws on the Bay: 243 Listings, Not Including Teddy and Bruno Read More »
Eight nights, more than two dozen restaurants, and three-course dinners at $45, $55, or $65: KRML’s guide to Santa Cruz Restaurant Week, October 21–28.
260 dogs, cats, roosters and one 14-year-old macaw are waiting for homes around the Monterey Bay this week. Meet a few of them.
Paws on the Bay: 260 Pets Looking for a Couch This Week Read More »
An investigation nobody requested: how much tea-bag string does the world use each year? Plus five Monterey Bay tea merchants worth a visit.
The Curious Knucklehead: How Much String Does Humanity Use in Tea Bags Every Year? Read More »
Meet the Santa Cruz company that decided to put a little more sunshine to work.
Allterra Solar — The Sunny Side of Doing Business Read More »
Two sisters, a Grand Canyon rafting trip, and a murderer: KRML reviews the new mystery from Santa Cruz Mountains author Nina Simon.
My Sister Is Going to Kill Me: Murder, Mayhem, and the Joys of Family Vacations Read More »
From San Francisco to Carmel, a watercolor artist who knows that some things are worth slowing down for.
Frankie Laney: Painting a Life in Full Color Read More »
Twenty-one years old, a voice that sounds 60, and a debut EP that mixes Americana, soul, and blues. Meet Frank Mastra.
Frank Mastra: An Old Soul in a Very Young Body Read More »
