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‘People are watching now’
Posted in Features by Kathryn McKenzie
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Teen Moms Inc.: Helping young mothers navigate life
Posted in Education by Kathryn McKenzie
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Una declaración de Dolores Huerta
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A statement from Dolores Huerta
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U.S. Army tells lawmakers they’re ‘not aware’ of plans for the Department of Homeland Security to ‘utilize’ Fort Hunter Liggett
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State watchdog to investigate Salinas politico’s loan from David Drew
Posted in Features by Kathryn McKenzie
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Reclaiming agency, sharing stories and inspiring change
Posted in Arts/Culture by Kathryn McKenzie
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The fight for joy in the face of fear
Posted in Arts/Culture by Kathryn McKenzie
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‘Simplemente confié en su uniforme’
Posted in Español by Kathryn McKenzie
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A pesar de que el ejército lo niega, aumentan las evidencias de operaciones secretas de ICE en el sur del Condado de Monterey
Posted in Español by Kathryn McKenzie
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Monterey County’s social services building is a money pit
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Las detenciones de inmigrantes en Fort Hunter Liggett plantean preguntas sobre la participación militar
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Despite Army denials, evidence mounts of secretive South Monterey County ICE operations
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‘I just trusted his uniform’
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Immigration detentions on Fort Hunter Liggett raise questions about military involvement
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People who spent time in Monterey County jail are in for a little cash
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Local Catholic nonprofit gets state funding for immigrant legal aid
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Monterey County supervisors return to proposed mental health facility
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‘Where the social justice movement was headed’
Posted in Education by Kathryn McKenzie
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Reversing the narrative: Lowrider car clubs come to Cal State Monterey Bay
Posted in Arts/Culture by Kathryn McKenzie

About Kathryn McKenzie

Kathryn McKenzie grew up in Santa Cruz, worked for the Monterey Herald for 10 years, and now freelances for a variety of publications and websites. She and husband Glenn Church are the co-authors of "Humbled: How California's Monterey Bay Escaped Industrial Ruin" (Vista Verde Publishing, 2020).

March 14, 2018

Lucy Jensen A ‘crazy animal lover’ makes a difference

February 14, 2018

Where Have All the Florists Gone? Local bloom industries struggle to evolve in the face of South American competition

February 6, 2018

Drilling Down Monterey Bay activists worry that decades of progress will be swept away

October 15, 2017

A Good Day to Die Living the End of Life Option

October 15, 2017

Un buen día para morir Viviendo una muerte anunciada