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SLVHS grad reflects on tough year

The morning of June 4 found San Lorenzo Valley High School Principal Jeff Calden back on the mic as he led the Class of...
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SVUSD trustees approve move to new headquarters, pass budget

The Scotts Valley Unified School District will be headed to new digs at 108 Whispering Pines Drive. During its June 15 meeting, the SVUSD Board...
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Scotts Valley City Council approves road work plans

Asphalt resurfacing, new sidewalks and bike lanes along deteriorating routes around Scotts Valley are just some of the things Measure D funds are now...
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Lynn Beebe College & Career Counseling Scholarship awards $10K to SVHS seniors

The Lynn Beebe College & Career Counseling Scholarship (LBCCCS) announced Monday that it awarded $2,500 each to four Scotts Valley High School (SVHS) seniors.  The...
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SVUSD kids worry of discrimination, survey finds

The Scotts Valley Unified School District trustees on June 15 heard the results of a student survey that highlighted the nurturing aspects of its...
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Locals express optimism, confusion on big Californian ‘opening day’

While June 15 marked the day California was to return to “business as usual,” according to California Gov. Gavin Newsom, local residents were all...
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Covid-19 at center of SVHS grads’ memories of roller coaster year

Whether it was the wildfires that delayed the start of the school year by two weeks, or the fact that most students until the...
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Scotts Valley schools halt flag-raisings, will establish policy

When Ashley Perlitch learned the Scotts Valley Unified School District would raise the rainbow flag in May to honor Harvey Milk—the first openly gay...
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Return to form: Agape Dance comes to Scotts Valley

The music rises, and the worn, bare wooden floor is suddenly barraged with dancers in leotards, tights and leg warmers. Their skirts twirl and...
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Scotts Valley delays tourism district deal

What appeared to be a smooth path through the picturesque Scotts Valley hills for Visit Santa Cruz County turned out to be a rocky...
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