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Hartnell instructors demand better working conditions
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Altares, resources, and pan dulce
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Stateless
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The costumes we all wear, every day
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Food, race, empacadoras, and everything in between
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In wake of Title IX investigation, CSUMB revamps handling of sexual harassment complaints
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‘We want peace’
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As if Middle Eastern divisions weren’t deep enough,
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Coming home again
Posted in Agriculture by Nate Abaurrea
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Our rescue dog attacked a pitbull. What happened next was unexpected.
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Mystery solved:
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‘No me doy a basto’
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‘I would like to split myself in two’
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Cuentos inquietantes de la cárcel
Posted in Criminal Justice by Nate Abaurrea
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Una década de litigios carcelarios en el Condado de Monterey
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The next 10 years
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Judge spanks Wellpath
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Monterey Peninsula school district accused of breaking fire-safety rules
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Juez revela las inspecciones médicas de la Cárcel del Condado de Monterey
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Behind the fence
Posted in Agriculture by Nate Abaurrea

About Nate Abaurrea

Hailing from Watsonville, California and now based in San Diego, Nate Abaurrea is a writer and broadcaster specializing in coverage of soccer on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. He served as the first-ever English Language Radio Voice in Liga MX with the Xolos of Club Tijuana. He is known to savor golazos, wine, and tacos.

January 26, 2023

Growing the Game San Jose Earthquakes partners with city of Salinas for soccer complex upgrades

May 27, 2019

Border Crazy Watsonville native's encounter with border agents

March 6, 2019

Entre Salas y Watsón El sistema de “pagar por jugar” afecta negativamente a los jugadores de clase trabajadora. Pero a la larga, está robando al fútbol estadounidense de su máximo potencial.

February 6, 2019

Between Salinas and Watsón The unfairness of “pay-to-play” hits talented, working-class soccer players the most. But ultimately, it’s robbing U.S. soccer of its full potential.