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April 5, 2026

SLV Water District seeks opinions

A survey asking how the San Lorenzo Valley Water District should share information will soon be in the mail to the district’s customers.

Adopt wonderful Alice

Alice, a petite 1-year-old white-and-gray domestic medium-haired cat, is friendly and has an adventurous personality. This three-legged girl is a quick, playful climber and loves to swat at ping-pong balls and toy mice.

Scotts Valley police arrest impersonator

A Scotts Valley man was arrested last week for impersonating a police officer.

Social Security celebrated at 75

Rep. Anna Eshoo, D-Palo Alto, took a birthday cake and red, white and blue helium balloons to Ben Lomond last week to commemorate the 75-year anniversary of Social Security in the United States.

Councilwoman looks to renew Measure C sales tax

Petitions will circulate around Scotts Valley in the coming weeks to renew a quarter-cent sales tax that helps pay for everything from public safety to parks, road improvements and other services in the city.

Community Day around the corner

Scotts Valley’s first Community Day is planned for Sept. 18. On that day, many local merchants have pledged a percentage of their sales to the Scotts Valley Educational Foundation to help pay for educational programs at the city’s public schools. Local residents, likewise, have volunteered to host yard sales and bake sales and set aside a percentage for the foundation.

Scotts Valley supports senior-friendly property tax program

The Scotts Valley City Council voted at its Sept. 1 meeting in favor of a resolution to support property tax deferral for low-income seniors and disabled adults.

Boulder Creek school says no to peanuts

The boys and girls at Boulder Creek Elementary School are learning how to be peanut-conscious this year after the school banned peanut products from its kindergarten classrooms and its cafeteria and day care center.

Local man leaves ‘MasterChef’

Felton’s Jake Gandolfo was voted off the Fox reality show “MasterChef” last week. Celebrity judge Gordon Ramsay sent the former construction worker home with high praise and advised him not to return to the building trade.

News Briefs: Sept. 10

Animal services receives money for horse care

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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...