Moscow is celebrating its 864th birthday. Historians assume that the city is actually much older, but the first recorded mention of Moscow dates back to 1147.

Despite floods, fires and invasions, the city grew and developed.

During the next few years, Moscow will more than double its territory to 251,000 hectares and may soon emerge as a major global

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Do you know TED? TED is an internationally recognized conference with the theme "ideas worth spreading." And now, TED is coming to Santa Cruz.

The main event is sold out, but Cruzio is proud to host a livestream of Santa Cruz's own TEDx this Saturday, June 11 from 9am-5pm. Won't you join us? Admission is free, but space is limited.

Tune into Community Television of Santa Cruz County on Election Night for
the best and most extensive local coverage of election results and analysis.
 
Beginning at 7:30pm on Comcast Ch 26/Charter Ch 72, and live streaming at
http://communitytv.org/ctv2, CTV’s election coverage will feature special
hosts and guests from around the county, including Fred Keeley,

Community TV has lots going on around the upcoming November 2010 Elections. 

CTV will be covering the election LIVE on November 2, Election Night.  We will present local real time results and analysis late into the night. You can catch the action on CTV's Comcast 26/Charter 72 channel, which also streams live on the internet thanks to a generous donation

Tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the fiber-optic cable cut that left much of Santa Cruz in the dark for more than 24 hours. (Otherwise known as The Great Internet Outage of 2009.) In our debriefing meetings at Cruzio in the days and weeks following the incident we discussed what happened, why it had the impact that it did, and how to make sure it

I was caught by surprise by Genevieve Bookwalter's story in the Sentinel Friday that construction of a visitors center for the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary could begin by January.

Last time I heard, they needed about $3 million in contributions from the community. Bookwalter's story says the project will be $16 million. Her story says that $13.6 million

I like living in Santa Cruz. I love the atmosphere and the small-town college scene, the decent prices and local flavors. I grew up here, and I'm proud to call SC my home. But let's face it: it seems the only time SC makes the national news is when we're onstage as an example of the worst side of liberalism. Peggy's last post about the rambling woman who

We all laughed at the spaced-out Miss South Carolina when she babbled about education and South Africa in 2008. But Santa Cruz has its own brand of crazy babbling. I guess it could happen anywhere, any time someone starts a speech without thinking through what they'll say. This must be why people fear public speaking.

Does it reflect badly on our town? The

Here's my entry for:

I wish I has a picture for you all, I really do, becuase the image it left in my mind hasn't gone away.

 A friend and I parked up on the hill somewhere like Miramar or sommat, where we drank our tea and ate our Ferrell's chocolate old fashoineds. It was close to midnight, the city was quiet though her lights still burned underneath a star spangled sky and