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As anyone who’s attended college knows, aside from tuition and housing, one of the biggest headaches associated with higher education comes with buying textbooks. Cabrillo College students are no exception.

A potluck this weekend will celebrate the life of longtime San Lorenzo Valley resident Al Haynes. He was 64 when he died.

Construction on a $3 million retaining wall project on Highway 17 near Santa’s Village Road is set to begin Monday, Jan. 31, Caltrans officials announced Tuesday, Jan. 25.

Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office

Rejecting a recommendation from a recently hired polling firm, Scotts Valley Unified School District trustees chose not to put a parcel tax on the ballot this year, instead likely opting for a spring 2012 ballot measure.

After a contentious and at times emotionally charged session, the Scotts Valley City Council voted to give the go-ahead to developer Jim Sullivan to proceed on an amended Woodside Project proposal.