SOUTHBOUND HIGHWAY 17 MAINTENANCE PROJECTS IN SCOTTS VALLEY–MONDAY
Two maintenance projects southbound on Highway 17 between Sugarloaf Rd. and Crescent Dr. (North) near ScottsValley begin Monday, November 2. Caltrans officials announced roadwork details as follows:
Valley Churches United Missions loses David Mills
Valley Churches United Missions’ Board of Directors announced that David Mills has tendered his resignation as Executive Director of the Ben Lomond non-profit organization. The board is planning to hire an interim Executive Director to assume Mills’ duties until a permanent replacement can be found.
Local residents presented with high honors
Gathered at the Highlands Park Senior Center on October 25, were friends and family of the recipients of the Marcum-Hammer Award for 2015. Among the friends were sprinkled a few celebrities. Anna Eshoo led the presentation by describing the achievements of both Hallie Greene and Jim Rapoza.
Businesses Going Green in North County
On October 6, 2015 at the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors meeting thirteen businesses in Santa CruzCounty were awarded the Green Business Certificate. Among this group was Scotts Valley Sport at 203 Mt. Hermon Road, in ScottsValley.
New library materials provide stuttering support
With the passing of International Stuttering Awareness Day on October 22, it may be prudent to note that the Santa Cruz Public Library has acquired new materials that support those with the speech impediment.
Local surfers dominate women’s surf competition
The scene was festive; the sun was shining, and the waves were firing in perfect conditions for last weekend’s annual Women on Waves Surf Fest longboarding contest at CapitolaBeach. LocalSan LorenzoValley surfers, April Martin-Hansen and Susie Deutsch couldn’t stop smiling after dominating their preliminary and final heats in the Juniors and Grand Masters age divisions, respectively.
SLVHS Texas Hold’em Poker Tournament Fundraiser
On Saturday, October 24, the SLVHS Cougar Basketball team will be hosting a poker tournament in hopes of raising money for this season. Dinner will be served from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. and poker starts at 6:00 p.m. at Felton Community Hall, 6191 Hwy. 9. Normal price is $100, but the first 50 people to sign-up and pay can get $25 off and only pay $75 for dinner and night of poker and fun.
KION shutters news department without warning
KION TV abruptly shut down its news department this week after 56 years on the air.
According to Managing Editor and Anchor Jeanette Bent, the...