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The Hook Outlet was given the green light to do business at the site of the former Emily's Bakery at 1129 Mission Street in Santa Cruz after an appeal opposing the dispensary was denied by the Santa Cruz City Council at its meeting Tuesday.

"WAMM’s story was told nationwide after its Medical Marijuana Collective was raided by federal agents in 2002," writes Ben Rice in a Guest Commentary. "Some of the best attorneys in the U.S. helped WAMM."

An attempt to impose a temporary emergency moratorium on the establishment of new cannabis businesses in the city of Santa Cruz by Mayor Fred Keeley and Santa Cruz Councilmember Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson was withdrawn at the Santa Cruz City Council meeting Tuesday before a vote on the motion could be made.

After hearing arguments for and against allowing a cannabis dispensary to operate at the former site of Emily's Bakery, the Santa Cruz Planning Commission approved the application.

Numerous schools in Santa Cruz City Schools District made it on the Alliance for a Healthier Generation’s list of "America’s Healthiest Schools," which is recognized annually by the national nonprofit.

Students and faculty at Santa Cruz High School are safe after police responded to a false report of an active shooter.

The death of a 15-year-old girl on campus at Hollywood’s Bernstein High School several weeks ago, and the prevalence of rainbow-colored versions of the drug that look like popular candies, provide the latest evidence that the fentanyl epidemic remains too close for comfort when it comes to families, children and schools. This is why Santa Cruz County safety officer Jennifer Buesing is calling on school districts to take the need for on-campus Narcan deadly seriously.

All schools in the Santa Cruz County school system are committed to increasing the amount of wellness and support resources for students as they begin classes in the upcoming weeks.

Parents are using guerrilla tactics to see how safe their schools are from COVID-19. MediaNews Group/Orange County Register via Getty Images Parents