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April 6, 2026

Business Notes

Steakhouse turns 21

SLV teachers learn in New York

While many students and educators enjoyed three months of R-and-R, a band of teachers from the San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District spent a week at Columbia University in New York City, participating in intensive courses to improve how they teach reading and writing through the Teachers College Summer Institutes.

Man could face up to 15 years for Camp Harmon robbery

A local man could spend 15 years in state prison after he was found guilty of a laundry list of charges, including the Sept. 5 attempted robbery of a 65-year-old caretaker and his wife at their home at the Easter Seals’ Camp Harmon in Boulder Creek.

Race Thru the Redwoods registration nearly full

With last year’s winners not returning, the 2011 Race Thru the Redwoods title is up for grabs. Because of recent growth related to online registration, however, race-day entries for the popular 10-kilometer race on Aug. 21 may have to be turned away.

Felton man arrested for possession of cocaine, meth for sale

Sheriff’s deputies have arrested the owner of a scrutinized Felton Empire Road home for allegedly being under the influence of a narcotic and for possession of narcotics for sale.

Robert Glenn Bussell Aug. 26, 1950 — July 27, 2011

A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated last week in Scotts Valley for longtime Ben Lomond resident Robert “Rob” Bussell, 60, who died at home after a four-month battle with cancer.

An extreme home makeover for wheelchair-bound SV student

For Scotts Valley High School 17-year-old Kendra Kannegaard, the new hardwood floor in her family’s Scotts Valley home has changed her world.

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Assemblyman close to Senate bid

Mormons take historical hike

Sporting attire better befitting the 1850s than the 21st century, 94 members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spent three days and two nights over the weekend forging ahead on the hot and dusty trail across the Santa Cruz Mountains to learn about the history of their faith.

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Cal Fire firefighter looks at pile burn area

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

Scott Weese, a division chief with Cal Fire CZU, spends plenty of time pouring over forest-fuel-environment maps and briefing safety crews on weather conditions. The...