Beach Neighbors Spotlight JUNE 2020

June 2020 Meet the Partida Family Do What You Love Connecting the Neighborhoods of East Cliff, Pleasure Point, Capitola, Soquel, Seacliff, Aptos, Rio del Mar, Seascape, La Selva, Larkin Valley and Pajaro Valley Cover Photo by Kristin Lee Vincent

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Publication Team Dear Readers, Publisher: And, just like that, it’s summer. I’m not sure how much different that will look in my Christine Cumming life, other than the weather. After all, my son has been home every day for the past three months, and it looks like that will continue. I really have to hand it to my kid’s 1st grade Designer: teacher though. The way she continued to keep our class connected on Zoom, coming up Cameron Wrenn with ways every week to motivate and inspire learning, and working tirelessly, even with Content Coordinator: her own three kids at home. It feels a bit sad that 1st grade is over, and especially in this way. Lucinda Chrisman I wonder what summer will look like. I’m sure I’m not the only one feeling the grief over all the changes in our world right now. I do hope we can continue to find ways to not just cope but to thrive in these circumstances. It seems to be a time to slow down and reorder priorities a bit. Someday we’ll truly have 2020 hindsight! Lucinda Chrisman Content Coordinator Contributing Photographer: Inside Kristin Lee Vincent Meet the Partida Family................................................................................................ 4 Advertising Information Pet of the Month............................................................................................................ 9 If you are interested in reaching the What is a Hammer Toe?.............................................................................................. 10 neighborhoods of West Santa Cruz, East Purple Smoothie Bowl.................................................................................................. 11 Cliff, Pleasure Point, Capitola, Soquel, How Movement & Mindfulness Can Ease Anxiety During Turbulent Times........... 12 Seacliff, Aptos, Rio del Mar, Seascape, A History of Connecting to Nature on the Shore..................................................... 14 La Selva, Larkin Valley and Pajaro Valley Contact: Christine Cumming Email: [email protected] Phone: 831 588-7767 Important Phone Numbers Submissions Information The following numbers are non-emergen- Have feedback, ideas, or submissions? We are always happy to hear from you! cy numbers for the police and fire depart- Deadline for submissions is the 10th of each month. Go to www.bestversionmedia.com ments serving our area. and click Submit Content. You may also email your thoughts, ideas, and photos to: POLICE DEPARTMENT [email protected]. Santa Cruz County Sheriff...........662-0690 Highway Patrol.............................662-0511 Capitola Police............................475-4242 FIRE DEPARTMENT Aptos/La Selva.............................685-6690 Capitola / Central........................479-6842 LIBRARY Aptos.............................................427-7702 Capitola........................................427-7705 Live Oak Library............................... 427-7711 Any content, resident submissions, guest columns, advertisements and June 2020 | 3 advertorials are not necessarily endorsed by or represent the views of Best Version Media (BVM) or any municipality, homeowners associations, businesses or organizations that this publication serves. BVM is not responsible for the reliability, suitability or timeliness of any content submitted. All content submitted is done so at the sole discretion of the submitting party. © 2020 Best Version Media. All rights reserved.

MPaeerttthieda Family! Do What You Love By Lucinda Chrisman | Photos By Kristin Lee Vincent 4 | June 2020

Originally from Los Angeles, high school sweethearts Mike and Debbie Partida always felt a pull to Santa Cruz. Throughout their 10 years before marriage, they found themselves visiting this area together and befriending locals, until someone finally asked them why they don’t just move here since they come so often! So they did. That was in 1993, one year after getting married. “We loved the vibe here and the friendly people,” recalls Debbie, 52. “It was a little more hippie back then, with Greenpeace and a lot of VW buses around.” Since then, they have raised a family they’re very proud of, while living in Live Oak for 26 years. Their two adult daughters, Jacklyn, 25, and Madeline, 20, have taken them on quite an exciting and unexpected musical journey, both taking to performing at an early age. It started with Jackie, who seemed born with a natural vocal ability and as a toddler was singing Linda Rondstadt songs. An excellent writer throughout school, she began writing songs at age 9, picking up the guitar soon after, and was performing in bands by age 11. At age 14 she won a national contest through Seventeen Magazine after submitting her songs. This kicked off an early career as a performer in several bands, getting a record deal, performing several times for the 49ers, and going on a national tour once she graduated from high school. Her parents were supportive the whole way, checking in with her every day, and very proud of how she conducted herself while out about the country as an 18 year old. Meanwhile, younger daughter Maddie had been involved in early sports like her sister had, but eventually grew tired of soccer and baseball and, following the encouragement of Jackie, began growing her vocal and keyboard talents too. As members of Jackie’s bands moved on, Maddie was encouraged to join in, until eventually the two sisters were performing together most often. Jackie had been losing her appetite for being the front person of the bands anyway, and enjoyed getting her little sister on stage with her, so it turned into a great combination. Maddie who describes herself as having social anxiety, has blossomed as a lead singer onstage and grown her own passionate following of fans. She says that performing helps her grow and stretch herself. “It’s been a long process getting myself out there,” admits Maddie. “But once I’m up there I have a lot of fun. My sister kind of forced me to do it since I was 11, and I’m glad now because it’s gotten easier over time and I just love putting smiles on people’ faces and sharing my music.” The Partida parents don’t know where their kids’ immense talents come from, as neither of them regard themselves as musical, other than Mike’s stint in a heavy metal rock band in high school that mostly involved a lot of screaming. Mike, 53, only recently learned that his own dad, now gone, had mixed with some upcoming Mexican-American musicians back in his day, sometimes singing on a well-known stage in Los Angeles with other headliners that went on to prominence. It also seems ironic that both girls found such joy in the spotlight, as they have always been naturally very quiet and reserved growing up. “The kids are like complete opposites of us. Our cat talks more,” jokes Mike, who describes himself and Debbie as outgoing, social and talkative. “I didn’t even know what Maddie’s voice sounded like till she was about 7!” Mike and Debbie both help manage Maddie’s developing music career the best they can, and they’re thrilled she wants them involved. Mike books her shows, is her roadie and sound guy, and has created a website for her (www.maddiepartida.com). Jackie, who believes strongly in Maddie’s talent and career prospects, still plays alongside her, as they share their music June 2020 | 5

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around town at coffee houses, restaurants, as well as events Sipping hot coffee and fundraisers and other venues further away. Maddie’s talent with your Breakfast or has extended in other directions too, as she also loves to paint your favorite beverage and is a fashionista, creating her own fashion line. Now with with your Lunch and the distancing orders, she is turning toward the online space to Dinner... Enjoy it on share her music and talents with the public. She even recently our outdoor deck among made and donated a supply of fashionable face masks to staff at a beautiful and relaxing the Live Oak School District. setting along the banks of the Soquel Creek The district has been Debbie’s workplace for 25 years, and she is currently the administrative secretary to the principal at Del Mar Elementary. She loves working there and has become very close to the current principal, Marilyn Rockey, the longest-standing principal at the school having been there 10 years. In fact, Debbie admires her so much, she asked her to be the officiant at her daughter Jackie’s wedding recently. Jackie married a wonderful man named Garrett Kohls, who the Partidas regard very highly, along with his parents Brian and Stacie Kohls, and his younger sister Alex Kohls, who is now part of the Peace Corps in Africa. Jackie and Brian live in Los Gatos. Maddie lives with her parents and their tuxedo cat Sebastian at their current home in Soquel. Mike currently works in sales as a Bay Area representative for a Seattle-based auto insurance company. Being very social, he enjoys his job because it allows him to travel to dealerships and meet with people every day; obviously the shelter-in-place has curtailed his activities and he is maintaining client relationships from home. When they are not working or being musical, the Partida family loves to spend time together, whether cooking, watching movies or taking walks. They are very supportive of one another and try to laugh as much as possible. When asked about a family motto, they said it would be “do what you love, whether it’s for fun or professionally-speaking, and know when to stop and truly live in the moment.” Even though Live Oak is their first love, they enjoy their neighborhood in Soquel for how private it is, all the trees around, and inclusive and caring neighbors. “I think I’m in love with the entire Santa Cruz county to be honest,” says Debbie. “The area has so much beauty, which is definitely the reason we moved here and still appreciate it very much. I never want to leave, there is no place like it anywhere.”  Pet Friendly 2591 MAIN STREET, SOQUEL 831.479.9777 MICHAELSONMAIN.COM TUES - FRI OPEN AT 7:00 AM SAT / SUN OPEN AT 7:00 AM June 2020 | 7

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Pet of the Month Tucker By Jill Ganley, Foster & Volunteer Coordinator Meet our resident cheerleader-meets- comedian-meets- Energizer Bunny. Tucker is perpetually enthusiastic about almost everything, being poked and prodded in the vet clinic being an ID#A268862 understandable exception, but even then he was non- aggressive. He’s been described by staff as “a happy-go-lucky kind of guy” and “friendly and bouncy.” Tucker was in foster with one of our awesome dog volunteers. She Ask us about our Tuition Assistance Program said he walked nicely on leash and did well in the crate. During the day Tucker would go for the occasional walk and then would spend 425 ENCINAL ST. the rest of his time lounging on foster mom’s bed. Tucker came to the SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 shelter as an intact male. With being intact comes marking. With the help of positive reinforcement based training, Tucker caught on to 831-423-0658 potty training and has made great strides. Adopters would need to be KIRBY.ORG dedicated to training and continuing to work on Tucker’s life skills and manners. Discover the Difference of an Independent School Education. Tucker was introduced to two, small, female dogs at the Shelter and was interested in both, did some running around with them, but World-class College Prep • Classes Averaging 12 would get distracted easily and go off to pursue other interests. He Students • Inspiring Faculty • Caring Community will sometimes bark at larger sized dogs, especially if they are already reacting to him. It seems Tucker would do best if he lived with a June 2020 | 9 similarly sized easy going dog. Tucker will need to meet any resident dogs in his future home to make sure there’s good chemistry. Tucker was in foster with a cat and, after a few days of careful integration and management, he coexisted nicely. Our astute vet staff noticed that Tucker has some dental issues that need tending to. We will be taking care of whatever our clinic has the capacity to handle. He also came to us very dirty and with itchy skin, which we are also working on. His adopters should be prepared to follow up with their veterinarian with a specific focus on a healthy set of chompers and making sure he (literally) stays comfortable in his own skin. We are currently doing adoptions by appointment only. Applications must be submitted and landlord permission or proof of home ownership received prior to arranging a meet. See more information here: https://www.scanimalshelter.org/adoption-application-fees/# or call 831-454-7200 x0 during business hours. Thank you for your support in finding our adoptive animals homes, To Adopt: Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter 1001 Rodriguez St., Santa Cruz www.scanimalshelter.org

What is a Hammer Toe? By Dr. Tea Nguyen, DPM Minimally Invasive Foot & Ankle Surgeon Fellowship-Trained in Diabetic Wound Care What is a hammertoe? Home care treatment of a painful hammertoe includes: Hammertoes are a deformity where your toe(s) may cock up at the knuckle and rub against the shoes. This deformity is • Choosing wider shoes that allow the toes to freely move progressive and overtime may become stuck in a cocked up position. This can lead to pain with walking or even wearing a • Using moleskin, silicone tape or a bandaid to protect the skin shoe. You may also develop a callus or corn from the constant friction against the toe. This is your body’s way of protecting • Performing toe exercises regularly to strengthen the intrinsic itself from the constant irritation. In severe cases, a sore may muscles, like using your toes to grab a towel on the floor open up, leading to infections. • There are many types of paddings to help straighten the toe, What causes a hammertoe? so check with your local medical supply store There are many reasons for developing a hammertoe. It ranges Definite don’t: from being born with a genetic predisposition for a certain foot type, to weakening of the small muscles in the foot that • Use any medicated pads without the supervision of a foot happens with age and disease including diabetes. When there specialist! Some medications can be harsh on the skin is an imbalance of the tendons and muscles pulling on a toe, a causing sores and infection. This is especially important hammertoe can result. with those who have diabetes, circulation disorders or neuropathy (loss of feeling in the feet.) Tea Nguyen, DPM Foot, Ankle & Wound Specialist Definitely do: offering minimally invasive foot • Reach out to a foot specialist for a proper diagnosis and surgery. Smaller incisions, further recommendations Faster Recovery. When is surgery appropriate for hammertoes? Pacific Point Podiatry, Inc 243 Green Valley Rd #A, Freedom, CA 95019 Conservative treatment should be the first line of care and surgery should be the absolute last resort. In severe cases, a 831-288-3400 | 831feet.com minimally invasive procedure can be done in the office with 10 | June 2020 local anesthesia to help straighten the toe alleviating pain and deformity. Only choose an experienced minimally invasive foot specialist for a successful outcome. If you’d like to learn more about hammertoe correction, schedule an appointment with Dr. Tea Nguyen, owner of Pacific Point Podiatry and trained minimally invasive foot surgeon, at 831-288-3400.

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How Movement & As energetic beings, it is completely natural Mindfulness Can to feel consumed by the unsettling and Ease Anxiety During uncertain challenges we are facing. Even Turbulent Times if you or someone close to you has not experienced COVID-19 firsthand we are all By Bayley Blackney, Yoga Teacher at Breath+Oneness affected in some way by this global crisis. We are being asked to stay at home which is uncomfortable for all of us, scary for those who are at risk, and tragic for many small businesses. Although we face uncertainty, we are also presented with the opportunity to process emotion more fully, to bring awareness to our mental health and to ease anxiety through movement and mindfulness. If you are someone who already has a physical practice of some kind, whether it be yoga, running, swimming, or dancing, you probably already have at least a taste of how movement releases endorphins in the body. These endorphins give us that euphoric “high” we experience after we work up a sweat. Energetically speaking, we are able to move energy around in the body and even release trauma by physically targeting areas in the body that could use extra attention (e.g. tightness in the hips, side body, or low spine). Although we are being told to stay at our homes, you can still create a movement practice by yourself or use the opportunity to connect with your family or household. It can be helpful and motivating to create a sacred space within your home by decluttering, and designating some space to your ritual or practice. An organized space A Sanctuary For Healing + Thriving ONLINE CLASSES AVAILABLE Join Us. Welcome Home Yoga | Meditation | Workshops | Qigong Breathwork | Spirituality | Community Free Childcare 12-1pm Mon-Fri 708 Capitola Avenue | 831.515.7001 www.breathandoneness.com @breathandoneness 12 | June 2020

can oftentimes lead to a bit more peace of mind and eliminates distractions from your self-care routine. Although you do not need a lot of space to move, finding a secluded space in nature could feel more healing and less confining, especially for individuals who live in smaller spaces. Movement can bring awareness to our mind-body connection, while stillness can help us delve deeper into our emotions by pausing and recognizing the feelings we are experiencing at any given time. Think of this process as a daily check in with your mind, heart, and body, giving it the same care and attention you would if you were talking to a child or a child-like version of yourself. It is completely natural to feel more sensitive or uneasy Personal Property Sales and Appraisals during times of tension. You may feel surrounded by the common feelings of being stuck or stagnant, but a technique you can use to move past those feelings would be a small shift in perspective, returning to the simplicity of the breath, the flow of energy in and out of the nose. A meditative and reflective state can be accessed by practicing stillness and breathing, 10% DISCOUNT drawing, bathing, or walking mindfully. Meditation can feel intimidating to many, but meditation does not need to be confined to sitting cross-legged and breathing on appraisal services for mentioning (although, it can look like that). Anyone, anywhere, including YOU can practice Beach Neighbors Spotlight. mindfulness simply by slowing down your daily routine and setting aside 15-30 minutes to connect with yourself in a raw and intimate way. If it feels like a release to cry, then FULL REMOVAL OF ENTIRE cry. If it feels fulfilling to laugh, laugh or fill your mind with uplifting memories. Maybe HOUSEHOLD OR JUST 1 ITEM mindfulness looks like spending quality time with your family for an hour a day without the distraction of devices or TV. We realize more money for you by selling locally and online. Regardless of what movement and mindfulness looks like for you (It’s vastly different 103 Whispering Pines Dr., for all of us!), we can all ease our minds by connecting to our physical bodies, slowing Ste. D, Scotts Valley down and reflecting on our feelings, and practice presence and mindfulness through our daily activities. Breath+Oneness is made up of a loving community who continues 831.706.8776 to breathe together during Yoga classes on Zoom and Instagram. Together, we inspire [email protected] each other to find Oneness. At the end of the day, we are all one. LLC clarksauctions.com Who’s Watching YOUR House While You’re Away? Let Pelican House Watch be your eyes in the field with trained, bonded and insured home watch personnel. Pelican House Watch makes regular Concierge Services for Absentee Home visits to your home or property and Owners customized for your needs. provides “real-time” reports to you. To arrange service call or visit our (831) 346-6458 website: PelicanHouseWatch.com June 2020 | 13

A History of Connecting to Nature on the Shore By Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History Santa Cruz Museum Ad Placeholder The Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History has served this 14 | June 2020 community for 115 years. It was founded on the collections of Laura Hecox, the daughter of Santa Cruz’s very first lighthouse keeper. Laura grew up living in the lighthouse (a different building on the same spot near Lighthouse Field), and like many of us, she explored the shore where as a child she began collecting seashells, fossils, rocks and other artifacts. Her childhood love of exploring and collecting flourished into a lifelong passion, and Laura became a well-respected naturalist, especially respected for her knowledge and collection of shells. It is that collection, which was first on display to the public in the lighthouse, that was deeded to the city for its first museum in 1904. Since its founding, the Museum’s collections have grown and have been housed in many places, including government

buildings, libraries, and schools. The Museum of Natural History first came to the Seabright community in 1930, first to the Craft House and then to its current home, a Carnegie Library, in 1954. It is in that beach neighborhood where the Museum has grown and transformed into a community institution, not only stewarding a collection of natural history specimens, but also actively serving the public with educational programs and exhibits that connect people with the natural resources that make this region unique. Since the docent program began in 1980, many locals came through the Museum’s doors with classroom field trips, and have stopped to play on the grey whale statue in the city park right outside. In 2009, the Museum became an independent non-profit, no longer run by the City of Santa Cruz. Since then, it has continued to grow with community support. Permanent exhibits allow visitors to interact with natural specimens, to view animals up close, and to explore the cultural connections to nature of indigenous people, while reflecting upon our varied ways of relating to the environment. Natural history specimens like the ones collected by Laura as a child do not sit on dusty shelves, but take on an important role as ambassadors for biodiversity, tools for discovery, and inspiration for budding scientists and lifelong learners alike. Over a century later, at the heart of our museum remains the same spirit of discovery and love of the natural world that our founder, Laura Hecox exemplified. Whether in our building, on a field trip, or through our digital resources, we seek to promote an appreciation of nature, and to foster curiosity and exploration. Who knows what legacy or impact will come from the joy of a child or child-at-heart who loves to explore their environment? The Museum’s mission is to connect people with nature and science to inspire stewardship of the natural world. We hope that our neighbors will continue to connect with us in exploration, appreciation, and stewardship of our beautiful coastal habitats. Now, more than ever we do our best to rely on science and turn to nature for comfort, community, and health. AveFD438 Maria Memorial Chapel Pajaro Valley Memorial Park At Ave Maria Memorial Chapel, we do our utmost to make every offers: service unique. Preneed and at-neeed arrangments A wide selection of burial sites A personalized service touches families and friends and celebrates a life well lived. We are always inspired by Contact us at: 831-724-4751 the beautiful examples we have seen and will be we’re available 24 / 7 happy to share some of them with you. Committed to serving families’ We’re the only Family Owned Memorial Park in cemetery needs for over 60 years. Santa Cruz County (831) 724-4751 • www.avemariamemorialchapel.com • 609 Main St, Watsonville, CA 95076  June 2020 | 15

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