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Watsonville

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Watsonville, city (1990 pop. 31,099), Santa Cruz co., W Calif., on the Pajaro River near Monterey Bay; founded 1852, inc. 1868. It is a growing trade and processing center for vegetables, fruits, and flowers. Granite is quarried, and bricks and aluminum parts are among the city's manufactures. Watsonville's population more than doubled between 1970 and 1990. Nearby are beach and mountain resorts and several state parks.


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s Micah Dunham, Dustin Emmons, Chris Johnson, Kam Krise and Kris Kauppila, secured its second series berth in three years Sunday with a 9-2 victory over Watsonville in the championship game of the Pacific Southwest Regional Tournament in Alameda.
Still, there's a wry edge to works such as Watsonville Olympia, 1977, a portrait of a woman in a T-shirt, short short, and big round sunglasses in a meticulously landscaped backyard, holding an Olympia-brand beer.
There is a beautiful mural that one of my friends made (of the five deceased) at Ramsy skatepark in Watsonville, CA.
 
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