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News Briefs | Published Feb. 9, 2024

Hospice of Santa Cruz County awards first nursing scholarship In a significant step toward nurturing and enhancing nursing expertise in the community, Hospice of Santa...
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Twin brother duo prepares to hit Felton stage

Adam and David Moss share more than just a last name. The 41-year-old identical twin musicians share a love for music and song-writing that...
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State grant to support Big Basin Water Co.

The County of Santa Cruz has announced an $850,000 state grant to help assure access to safe drinking water for the community served by...
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One dead after tree hits Boulder Creek home

A 45-year-old man was killed when a tree fell on a home just north of Boulder Creek yesterday around 3:30pm. Ashley Keehn, of the Santa...
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Winter storm’s bark so far worse than its bite

At 12:48pm on Sunday, the lights flickered momentarily at The Grove Cafe and Bakery in Felton. “Uh, oh,” said a kitchen employee in a cheery...
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News Briefs | Published Feb. 2, 2024

Environmental Studies professor to discuss tree planting An upcoming program called, “Can We Save the World by Planting Trees?”, will take place Saturday, Feb. 3,...
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Santa Cruz Bread Boy, Humble Sea collab takes valley by storm

The hottest new haunt in the San Lorenzo Valley at the moment is not exactly new. The way the deer gazes out over the...
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Man killed in Skypark crash ID’d

*Updated Jan 29, 2023 at 11:54am One person died Saturday in a traffic incident just outside the popular Skypark recreation area in Scotts Valley, according...
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Suburban-style Casa Way development in Scotts Valley wins approval

There was some grumbling from neighbors about potholes in the vicinity, and disappointment a pedestrian cut-through will disappear, but the Scotts Valley residents at...
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News Briefs | Published Jan. 26, 2024

Civil rights activist to share ‘This Bright Light of Ours’ Just weeks after the brutal 1965 “Bloody Sunday” attacks in Selma, 19-year-old Maria Gitin joined...
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Santa Cruz County’s 2024 Crop Report shows jump in local crop...

Santa Cruz County Agricultural Commissioner’s Office has released the 2024 Crop Report, announcing that the estimated gross production value of local agricultural commodities reached...
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News Briefs | Published Oct. 17, 2025

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Highway 9 accessibility improvements begin this week in Ben Lomond

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