Nick Sestanovich is a reporter at Santa Cruz Sentinel. He covers a range of topics including public education, school administration, and regional interest, while also delving into the arts and entertainment scene, such as plays, concerts, and festivals. Nick's work has been featured in various publications including the East Bay Times, The Mercury News, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Nick Sestanovich's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and fundraising in the Watsonville and Pajaro Valley area of California. His articles often highlight government announcements and event coverage related to entertainment, education, government & politics. If you're reaching out to Nick with a pitch or as a source, consider offering insights about local community events, educational initiatives within the region, or political developments impacting these areas. Any contributions should be relevant to the specific geographic focus mentioned in his coverage attributes.
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By: Nick Sestanovich
The 6-month-old Dalmatian won the puppy division in Purina’s national Chief Snuggle Officer contest, which awards cash prizes to one puppy and one kitten who embody cuteness and lovability. With this victory, Bowie will be bringing…
After two and a half years of construction, the chain-linked fences surrounding Ramsay Park are set to come down and people will once again be able to enjoy Watsonville’s largest park.
This week’s events include hardcore punk legends Black Flag at Felton, multi-instrumentalist and producer Todd Rundgren at the Rio, Led Zeppelin tribute band Zepparella at Moe’s Alley and Americana legend Lyle Lovett at the Rio.
By: Nick Sestanovich
A lifelong Watsonville resident and current Vallarta Supermarkets employee, Dodge attended Mintie White, E.A. Hall and Watsonville High. He said these are some of the oldest campuses in the district and recalled taking his daughter — now a …
By: Nick Sestanovich
As operations manager for Americold Logistics, a cold storage company with branches in Watsonville and Salinas, Angel Zuniga feels he can be an effective leader for Watsonville.
By: Nick Sestanovich
Whether capturing the vibrancy of Santa Cruz’s local art scene or the customs of different cultures abroad, Ron “R.R.” Jones used his camera to bring a light to the human experience. In early October, that creative voice…
In the case of seven local bands, they will be cosplaying as iconic music acts over the course of two nights for The Crepe Place’s annual Crepe-O-Ween Friday and Saturday. Not everyone is in the Halloween spirit, and for those who…
After 15 years as director of the Watsonville Municipal Airport, Rayvon Williams will be retiring from his position at the end of the year, the city announced in a news release. His last day is Dec. 30.
By: Nick Sestanovich
The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees voted 6-0-1 to set a special meeting on either Nov. 9 or 10 to discuss how it will conduct its search for a new superintendent at Wednesday’s regular meeting.
By: Nick Sestanovich
Daniel Dodge Jr., the incumbent Pajaro Valley Unified trustee representing Area 4, took a photo with his phone of three Pajaro Valley Federation of Teachers during Wednesday’s board meeting and posted it to Facebook to criticize what…
