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October 21, 2026

Final paving, striping on Highway 9 continues this week

Roadwork
A major maintenance paving project continues on Highway 9 between El Solyo Heights Drive in Felton and California Drive in Ben Lomond. Travelers on Highway 9 between Felton and Ben Lomond will encounter one-way reversing traffic control on Thursday, Jan. 9, and Friday, Jan. 10,...

News briefs: Easter Project & Boulder Creek Brewery

Valley Women United Missions’ Easter Project

Scotts Valley’s New City Clerk Excited For Civic Duties

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Following months of struggling to find a new city clerk, after the previous occupant of the role, Tracy Ferrara, announced her retirement, Scotts Valley appointed a veteran school board official to the post. And in an interview with the Press Banner during her second day...

Obituary: William Wallace Burton

William Wallace Burton

Staff turnover keeps Scotts Valley from improving infrastructure

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Scotts Valley Council members remained poised, asking constructive questions, as they were told about just how bogged down some of their infrastructure improvement projects had become, during a regularly-scheduled session May 17. Staff blamed this on high turnover at City Hall and pointed to one...

Carolyn Ann DeWitt

Memorial services will be next week for Carolyn Ann DeWitt, 83, of Ben Lomond, a well-known local volunteer, who died Sept. 18 in Capitola, surrounded by her family.

BC arsonist pleads no contest

A Boulder Creek man with a history of arson pleaded no contest Dec. 3 to felony arson charges related to a fire at the Mountain Store in Boulder Creek in August.

Thai restaurant starts serving Scotts Valley

Theirs was not your typical honeymoon. Shortly after getting married, newlyweds Nattawut “Richie” Yimsamram and Siriporn “Sarah” Kitphongsri purchased the former Thai Village Restaurant in King’s Village Shopping Center.

Pink flocks precede Relay For Life

A flock of 50 pink plastic flamingos is making its way around the San Lorenzo Valley, Scotts Valley and Santa Cruz. The birds appear unexpectedly on lawns or in yards and then move on to someone else’s home.

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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. The...