Valley People: SV Rotary posts roadside signs
The Rotary Club of Scotts Valley last week posted nine signs near schools around town that read: “Drive Carefully ... Protect Our Children.”
Libraries offer way for kids to thank troops
Local kids can send messages to U.S. servicemen and women and first responders through the Santa Cruz Public Library system this holiday season.
Former SV tech site all but sold
At a site that once employed nearly 1,000 workers at its height, eight employees now remain at Aviza Technology Inc., all working to sell everything that is left — everything from office supplies to refrigerator-sized devices with giant red buttons that look straight from a James Bond movie.
City finalizes payment for sports center
A new library in Scotts Valley is quickly moving forward as the Scotts Valley City Council approved the money needed to purchase and remodel the Scotts Valley Sports Center — the future home of the library.
Graham Hill Road construction on pause for winter
With the prospect of winter weather looming on the horizon, work has halted on improvements to Graham Hill Road in Felton.
Scotts Valley bars pot dispensaries in city limits
After several months of deliberating, the Scotts Valley City Council unanimously passed a city law that will prohibit medicinal marijuana dispensaries in Scotts Valley.
Measure A campaign picks up steam
With the June 3 election less than a month away, supporters of Measure A — a proposed bond measure that would raise funds to rebuild the aging Scotts Valley Middle School campus — are in full campaign mode.
Valley Churches United Gift Shop Moves Outdoors
As the holiday season approaches, San Lorenzo Valley residents begin to make their lists, clip their Safeway coupons and prepare their pantries for the weeks ahead. Lynn Robinson’s team at Valley Churches United (VCU) in Ben Lomond have also been ramping up in preparation...
Felton Fire District faces concerns over parcel tax proposal
Felton Fire Protection District (FFPD) has been in the news of late due to the calamitous nature of its board and leadership, and the...