Excellent service - really above and beyond for a number of reasons:…read more 1) Angelo took my small order very last minute but treated me like a long-time customer; 2) Angelo noticed several formatting issues on what I gave to him. He worked with me to help me improve the formatting and then did some more on his end - he really cares that the final product looks good; 3) Absolutely a fair price, especially for last minute. I highly recommend Dynamic Press and will be using them for future print jobs.

Not only do they do a great job but the they are easy to work with, understood exactly what I…read morewanted and the quality is great.

I love this 'little' paper. It's a sweet lil' publication for anyone living in or visiting Santa…read moreCruz County. It's at almost any coffee shop... It's a good place to find insightful writing about news, culture and events in and around Santa Cruz County. I was curious about what happened to the Metro... so I investigated. This is from the website: "Formerly known as Metro Santa Cruz, the new Santa Cruz Weekly takes a fresh look at the community with an attractive new format launched May 6, 2009. Santa Cruz Weekly's home page at SantaCruzWeekly.com is part of a Bay Area-wide network of news and events information sites that publishes smart, original content by leading local writers and critics not found elsewhere." It's cool because there are a bunch of other Metro Newspapers and Boulevards sites, like the San Francisco Entertainment Calendar, San Francisco Visitor Information, San Jose/Silicon Valley Clubs, Music & Events, San Jose Local Business Directory & Events Information, Los Gatos News, Los Gatos Dining & Hotels, Scotts Valley, California Carmel, California Hotels, Restaurants & Visitor Information, Boulevards City Guides... ... so they're really hooked in to what's going on the the SF bay Area and Monterrey bay area! (Part of Metro Newspapers and in association with SantaCruz.com)

I love the Santa Cruz Weekly and have been reading it (almost) every week since I moved here almost…read more7 years ago. I have noticed that since their new editor came on last summer the quality of the stories has improved. They always have great local stories, and they're not afraid to throw in a little bit of humor and not take themselves too seriously. I've never been even remotely offended by anything they say (and I would consider myself pretty moderate) but if they do sometimes ruffle the feathers of a few people, well, so what? People don't need to take themselves so seriously. It's a physically beautiful paper, too, with a great layout, glossy paper and beautiful colors. I 100% prefer it to Good Times - their ink rubs off on my fingers. I highly recommend - a great guide to what to do and what's going on in SC.

Up until a few months ago I was getting my paper regularly. I've only received it a few times in…read morethe past few months. I've called several times and can never reach anyone and no one calls back. I guess I'm done with the local paper. I will not be renewing when they get around to sending the bill.

Despite the fact that I have repeatedly asked not to have the Times left on my driveway, they…read morecontinue to do so. My request does not come from a lack of respect for the paper, but due to a walking disability. Therefore I encourage all reader to avoid patronizing the Morgan Hill Times advertisers. Their management is either incapable of addressing complaints, or they just don't care.

LA is a great big freeway and you'll put a thousand miles on your car in no time. So, it helps when…read moreyou have a great magazine ("Los Angeles")(http://www.lamag.com/) to educate and inform you of all the happenings in a great big city. Santa Cruz, while not nearly so big (thankfully), has been growing and while GPS may not be necessary just yet, a magazine such as Santa Cruz Magazine will be more than helpful in telling you what's going on in this charming beach city. Published four times a year, it offers hints and tips as to where the best eateries and artist's studios are; where to sample the local wines and cheeses; and where to rent that surfboard to ride a few waves in this northern version of "Surf City" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Cruz,_California). Describing itself as a "magazine with a conscience", you can be assured that the team that puts pen to paper here know what they're talking about. Pick up a copy or subscribe and see for yourself. See why when you think of Santa Cruz, you picture that rare gem of a town right on the coast between the major population hubs of San Francisco and Los Angeles. It's a youthful place of unique beauty between the surf and the redwoods chock full of things to do, places to see and things to write about. And the photography... There are few places as beautiful as this area and Santa Cruz Magazine has it covered. Click on the most recent issue and flip through the pages. You'll be impressed with the writing, the thoroughness of information and, again, that photography...

From the owner: Santa Cruz Style is hearing the roar of the ocean when you wake up, the filtered light streaming…read morethrough the redwoods or your view after climbing to top of Goat Rock. It's the way you feel when you are around your best friends lifting a pint. The 9-to-5 existences are for other places - not Santa Cruz. Let us introduce you to the area's top sports, best waves and hidden beaches. Meet your neighbor; the one you didn't realize had been on the cover of Time Magazine. We will sneak you backstage to meet the derby girls, see what is cooking at your favorite restaurant and talk with a local wine maker who just took first in the Napa Valley. We are about making your life easier and more fun. We are Santa Cruz Style.

-my sister jez intro me to this and the goodtimes -very…read moreuseful when tryin to kill time anywhere in santa cruz -they are practically everywhere -free -great source of what's going on in santa cruz from dining, movies, events, local businesses, club scenes, classifieds -can i say coupons? -i like the horoscopes better than that of the goodtimes but not a big follower -reader friendly -not much of an article reader unless there's a hot guy pictured/featured so can't comment on that -they used to have personal ads and missed connections, what happened? they were hilarious =REMEMBER TO RECYCLE

THIS PAPER IS NOW CALLED THE SANTA CRUZ WEEKLY…read more I love this 'little' paper. It's a sweet lil' publication for anyone living in or visiting Santa Cruz County. It's at almost any coffee shop... It's a good place to find insightful writing about news, culture and events in and around Santa Cruz County. I was curious about what happened to the Metro... so I investigated. This is from the website: "Formerly known as Metro Santa Cruz, the new Santa Cruz Weekly takes a fresh look at the community with an attractive new format launched May 6, 2009. Santa Cruz Weekly's home page at http://SantaCruzWeekly... is part of a Bay Area-wide network of news and events information sites that publishes smart, original content by leading local writers and critics not found elsewhere." It's cool because there are a bunch of other Metro Newspapers and Boulevards sites, like the San Francisco Entertainment Calendar, San Francisco Visitor Information, San Jose/Silicon Valley Clubs, Music & Events, San Jose Local Business Directory & Events Information, Los Gatos News, Los Gatos Dining & Hotels, Scotts Valley, California Carmel, California Hotels, Restaurants & Visitor Information, Boulevards City Guides... ... so they're really hooked in to what's going on the the SF bay Area and Monterrey bay area! (Part of Metro Newspapers and in association with http://SantaCruz.com)

I grew up in unincorporated Santa Cruz County and like to keep informed about what is happening in…read morethe area, particularily Capitola, Soquel, and Aptos. I have been reading the Mid County Post for years because it is quality newspaper. This newspaper packs alot into the pages. I particularily enjoy the well researched, in depth articles about local issues. Better quality than the Mercury News and Sentinal. If you want to keep up to date with local issues, read the Mid County Post.