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SV theater proponents announce first fundraiser event

September 26, 2013

Woman accused of embezzling from middle school

Trainer prepares pups for service

Taxpayers — Beware of Scammers

December 15, 2015

Taxpayers need to protect themselves from scammers who want to steal the identities of unwary people. The California State Board of Equalization warns that identity thieves are becoming very sophisticated in the methods they use to obtain information.

April 15, 2013

At her request, there will be no services for Grace D. Diess, a 13-year resident of a local retirement home, who died in Scotts Valley last month. She was 97.

Proposal takes shape for charter middle school

February 22, 2018

After almost two years of organizing to get a new independent charter middle school as part of the San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District, a final decision is expected next month.

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December 5, 2015

The 16th Annual Environmental Town Hall

February 26, 2016

Georgia Randle has ridden horse patrol at WilderState Park for over 25 years. She also certified new volunteers and their horses, logging over 100 hours each year. On Thursday, February 18, at 7:00 p.m. at Henry Cowell State Park Visitor Center, she will be awarded the “Golden Poppy” award from the California State Parks. She will also receive a proclamation from Santa CruzCounty during this event for her generous service in behalf of Santa CruzCounty.

May 19, 2011

Joe: It is extraordinarily heartening to see the renaissance the local playgrounds of the San Lorenzo Valley have experienced in the past decade or so.

May 7, 2009

Fire engineer Nick Owens stepped up when many other Scotts Valley firefighters didn’t, taking on leadership of a program to train citizens to help their families and neighbors in a major disaster.

Rev. Don W. Munro, Jr. – May 21, 1935 – November 30, 2015

December 31, 2015

The Rev. Don W. Munro, Jr. died on November 30, 2015 in Santa Cruz. A two-year resident of ScottsValley, he moved to ScottsValley after 48 years of living in Ben Lomond. He was pastor of Felton Presbyterian Church from 1965-85, building that church over two decades into an important community institution. Known for his gentle wit, caring manner, crisp intellect, voracious curiosity and ability to strike up a conversation with anyone and everyone, he made a difference in the lives of thousands of parishioners, hundreds of couples he married over the years and countless residents of his beloved San LorenzoValley.

August 13, 2021

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY—Saying that she has not yet seen reliable data that a countywide masking mandate would alter personal behavior or lower Covid-19 cases, Santa Cruz County Health Officer Dr. Gail Newel said she does not plan to issue a new order any time...

December 3, 2009

Scotts Valley will ring in the holiday season with its annual tree-lighting festival Saturday, Dec. 5.

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SV theater proponents announce first fundraiser event

Library lease hammered out

Be wary of winter roadways

Woman accused of embezzling from middle school

Trainer prepares pups for service

Taxpayers — Beware of Scammers

Grace D. Diess: March 12, 1916 — March 28, 2013

Proposal takes shape for charter middle school

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Park volunteer honored

Park Review: A rainy day at the park

Owens trains citizens in preparedness

Rev. Don W. Munro, Jr. – May 21, 1935 – November 30, 2015

Santa Cruz County health officer says mask order won’t change behavior

Weekend brings holiday festival to Scotts Valley

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Scotts Valley graduate receives Teamsters scholarship

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Scotts Valley police expand bike safety education

Outgoing Scotts Valley city manager honored with proclamation

Free workshop to help Santa Cruz Mountains residents prepare for winter