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January 28, 2026

Woman busted after trying to mail weed

Scotts Valley police arrested a woman who tried to ship a pound of marijuana to Massachusetts last week. Two days later, police arrested a man they suspect is involved in the cross-country drug operation.

Acapella Youth

Sweet music: The Scotts Valley Middle School choir, directed by Beth Hollenbeck, performs for the Scotts Valley School Board on Oct. 26. The Scotts Valley High School choir, also directed by Hollenbeck, will perform at Sing For Your Life from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Nov. 6 at the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium, 307 Church St. Other high school choirs will join in, and proceeds will go to support choral programs at the schools. The Scotts Valley Kiwanis club donated the net proceeds of the two Music at Skypark concerts last summer, $7,100, to the Scotts Valley High music program, which could potentially be on the budget chopping block.

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Ben Lifted on the scene

News briefs

Second rabid bat found in SV

Animal caregiver hopes to start feline hospice

Cathy Arratia of Felton found her feline calling while working at Costco 15 years ago.

Voting day nears

Sign up: While voter registration has ended for the Nov. 2 general election, the final day to apply for a vote-by-mail ballot is Tuesday, Oct. 26. More than 64,000 of Santa Cruz County’s 144,238 voters have requested a vote-by-mail ballot. To do the same, voters can fill out the form on the back of their sample ballot they’ve received in the mail or complete it online at www.votescount.com. For information: 454-2060. Above, Scotts Valley resident Jennifer Manson registers to vote in front of Scotts Valley Safeway, where members of Riptides girls U-14 SV-SLV Soccer League team canvassed shoppers in front of the store to register on the last day of voting sign-ups.

Scotts Valley student battles leukemia

A month ago, Erick Murai, a 16-year-old Scotts Valley High School varsity football player, was diagnosed with leukemia.

Business Notes

Therapist completes craniosacral training

Valley People

Local dancer chosen for show

Barbara Hanson Aug. 1, 1944 – Oct. 14, 2010

Longtime San Lorenzo Valley resident Barbara Hanson died Oct. 14 in Boulder Creek She was 66.

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Fatal crash reported on southbound Highway 17

A 60-year-old Moss Landing man was killed in a crash on southbound State Route 17, authorities said. California Highway Patrol officers responded at about 3:35pm...