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Scotts Valley teacher injured in snowboarding accident

Scotts Valley High School science teacher Naomi Lyall was severely injured in a snowboarding accident in Lake Tahoe on Saturday, Jan. 25.

Sculpture on SV Drive first step in ‘art corridor’

Those driving along Scotts Valley Drive in recent weeks may have noticed a metal sculpture adorning the median island of the roadway between the Scotts Valley Middle School and Erba Lane.

Obituary: Cora Belle Kramer Bell

Cora Belle Kramer Bell

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San Lorenzo Way road closure on tap

Creative ways to conserve water in your home

Conserving water may seem intimidating but a few simple changes within the home can help save money on the bill and save water for the community.

Obituary: Timothy Patrick Walsh

Timothy Patrick Walsh

County calls for 20 percent water use reduction: No mandatory reduction yet

The County of Santa Cruz has advocated for a 20 percent reduction in water usage in the county to combat a nearly rainless winter.

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Ben Lomond local makes dean’s list

Rainwater harvesting systems may be future of water usage

Faced with looming statewide droughts due to lack of significant rainfall, some Santa Cruz County residents, water districts, and nonprofit organizations are turning to rainwater harvesting as a means of maximizing the uses of what little rain actually has come through.

Scotts Valley teacher injured in snowboarding accident

Scotts Valley High School science teacher Naomi Lyall was severely injured in a snowboarding accident in Lake Tahoe yesterday.

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