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Judges and Judiciary

Mar. 12, 2005

Judge Isn't Afraid to Take a Stand

SAN FRANCISCO - In two terms on the Santa Cruz Board of Supervisors, Jeff Almquist developed a reputation as an environmentalist. The Sierra Club endorsed him twice. He promoted recycling and restored streams. He founded the Fisheries Network of Central California, a multicounty effort to protect and restore the salmon population.

By Tyler Cunningham
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - In two terms on the Santa Cruz Board of Supervisors, Jeff Almquist developed a reputation as an environmentalist.
        The Sierra Club endorsed him twice. He promoted recycling and restored stre...

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