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Despite high temps and pile-burning setbacks, fire officials aren’t worrying just yet

April 3, 2026

News Briefs | Published April 3, 2026

Caltrans changes speed limits on portion of Highway 17

Scotts Valley City Manager: We’re closing Siltanen Park ballfields, building 50 pickleball courts and reopening airport

SLV boys golf on track to defend SCCAL crown | Weeklys Sports Roundup

Logging trucks to be re-routed from Boulder Creek neighborhood

April 10, 2014

In what can be a considered a win for neighbors, a proposed logging operation near Boulder Creek Golf and Country Club has shrunken its scope and chosen to send trucks carrying logs on a different, less inhabited route.

Musical production of ‘Legally Blonde’ set to open at SVHS

April 10, 2014

Some 30 Scotts Valley High School students will take the stage next Friday, singing and dancing as the curtain rises on the theater department's rendering of “Legally Blonde — The Musical.”

Water conservation efforts increase as hot weather approaches

April 10, 2014

As the summer months approach in the midst of what's been described as a three-year drought, local water districts are taking steps to encourage customers to conserve water supplies that were not sufficiently replenished by the sparse winter rains.

Mountain Charlie Challenge approaches

April 10, 2014

Registration is ongoing for the 2014 Mountain Charlie Challenge bicycle ride to support the Scotts Valley Educational Foundation’s programs.

News Briefs

April 10, 2014

City ADA committee to meet

Community garden honoring Marcum breaks ground

April 10, 2014

Approximately 40 people descended upon the undeveloped lot between the Scotts Valley Senior Center and the Scotts Valley Community Center on Kings Village Road last Saturday to participate in the first day of work on what will become a community garden honoring the memory of Valley Churches United Missions' late founder, Annette Marcum.

Dispatch log

April 10, 2014

Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office

Measles outbreak has county health officials on guard

April 3, 2014

An outbreak of measles in the Bay Area has Santa Cruz County health officials on alert, as the highly contagious disease has infected 49 people in California already this year.

Obituary: Don Edward Miller

April 3, 2014

Don Edward Miller

News Briefs

April 3, 2014

Scotts Valley Farmer’s Market opens Saturday

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Despite high temps and pile-burning setbacks, fire officials aren’t worrying just yet

News Briefs | Published April 3, 2026

Caltrans changes speed limits on portion of Highway 17

Scotts Valley City Manager: We’re closing Siltanen Park ballfields, building 50 pickleball courts and reopening airport

SLV boys golf on track to defend SCCAL crown | Weeklys Sports Roundup

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Despite high temps and pile-burning setbacks, fire officials aren’t worrying just yet

News Briefs | Published April 3, 2026

Caltrans changes speed limits on portion of Highway 17

Scotts Valley City Manager: We’re closing Siltanen Park ballfields, building 50...

Highway 9 daytime one-way reversing traffic control set for next week