‘The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild,”a play to see in Ben Lomond
TheMountain Community Theater proudly presents “The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild,” written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paul Zindel and directed byErik Gandolfi.
Post-pandemic learning-loss picture comes into focus for North County schools
In recent weeks, North County educators have highlighted positives in data emerging from standardized tests taken since the end of the pandemic.
But they also highlighted how Covid-19 dealt a serious blow to learning in this idyllic corner of California, with bad marks in math...
Ben Lomond couple hits 50 years
Nez and Leah Erez of Ben Lomond celebrated their 50thwedding anniversary Saturday, March 22.
Omega Nu awards $118K in scholarships to local students
Omega Nu Santa Cruz awarded college and vocational scholarships to 31 students from Santa Cruz County high schools during a Scholarship Reception for the students and their families at the Harvey West Park Clubhouse on May 27.
Over pizza, fresh fruit and home baked cookies,...
Brook Knoll principal to leave mid-year
Brook Knoll Elementary School’s principal, Phillip Menchaca, will leave the school later this month to take another principal position in San Jose.
Road to recovery
Day by day, Matthew Abraham is recovering from a severe head injury he sustained in March that rendered him confused and caused him to leave his home without letting anyone know. The 21-year-old Scotts Valley resident’s disappearance launched an interstate search effort before he eventually realized that he might be missed and his traveling companion contacted authorities in Salt Lake City, Utah, three days after he left home.
Scotts Valley Drinking Water Plant Upgrades Unveiled
It costs big bucks to ensure one of life’s essential components is fit for human consumption. And on May 25, local officials and media got to taste the $3.5 million upgrade results to the Scotts Valley Water District’s Orchard Run Water Treatment Plant, leaving...
Scotts Valley police receive $25K traffic safety grant
Scotts Valley Police Department has received a $25,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety to support programs promoting bicycle and pedestrian safety.
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