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A seven hour standoff in Watsonville ended early Tuesday morning after the Sheriffs Office SWAT team entered the house to find the two inside dead. Photographic coverage of the event was provided by Shmuel Thaler and myself, John Williams.

Silhouettes of a SWAT team enter the house on Lawrence Ave around midnight where a seven hour standoff ended with two dead in Watsonville. (John Williams/Sentinel)

Silhouettes of a SWAT team enter the house on Lawrence Ave around midnight where a seven hour standoff ended with two dead in Watsonville. (John Williams/Sentinel)

Benji Amezquita works his way towards his victory against Marcel Siprein on Saturday during the Coastal Collision III MMA event. (John Williams/Sentinel)

Benji Amezquita works his way towards his victory against Marcel Siprein on Saturday during the Coastal Collision III MMA event. (John Williams/Sentinel)

A driver from the accident on Hwy 1 gets loaded into the second Life Flight helicopter on Tuesday after a rollover accident that required both lanes near the Rio Del Mar exit to be blocked off. (John Williams/Senitnel)

A driver from the accident on Hwy 1 gets loaded into the second Life Flight helicopter on Tuesday after a rollover accident that required both lanes near the Rio Del Mar exit to be blocked off. (John Williams/Senitnel)

Two were airlifted to a local hospital after a two car accident on Hwy 1. Here is the story and additional photographs.

Alex Rinkert an incoming freshman at UC Santa Cruz listens and keeps an eye out for birds at his third location of study near the Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park on Friday. Rinkert mainly uses his ears to count the birds in the early morning since they don't actively move around as much until later in the day. (John Williams/Sentinel)

Alex Rinkert an incoming freshman at UC Santa Cruz listens and keeps an eye out for birds at his third location of study near the Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park on Friday. Rinkert mainly uses his ears to count the birds in the early morning since they don't actively move around as much until later in the day. (John Williams/Sentinel)

Another Friday and another research photography trip. This time I met with Alex Rinkert a recent graduate of San Lorenzo Valley High School who has been conducing this study of the birds in the sand hills near Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park for almost a year now. While I only shot around 40 pictures, in hopes not to disturb his study, I thought I came away with some nice photographs. Here’s the best of the shoot and look in the coming days for the rest of the photos as well as an article from Cathy Kelly.

Geoffrey Shester, California Program Director of Oceana, prepares to launch the remotely operating vehicle on Friday, June 16, 2011, in the Monterey Bay on their final day of research in the bay before moving on to Oregon. The group took video of the ocean floor, looking at the wide variety of life and rock formations in the bay. (John Williams/Sentinel)

Geoffrey Shester, California Program Director of Oceana, prepares to launch the remotely operating vehicle on Friday, June 16, 2011, in the Monterey Bay on their final day of research in the bay before moving on to Oregon. The group took video of the ocean floor, looking at the wide variety of life and rock formations in the bay. (John Williams/Sentinel)