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October 8, 2025

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SV Grand Prix gets unanimous approval

Trial nears for Boulder Creek couple

A Boulder Creek couple arrested on charges connected to the molestation of a child in their care appeared in court this week for a preliminary hearing.

Update: Businesses pitch in to make Fourth parade a go

Scotts Valley’s Fourth of July parade is a go this summer, thanks to donations from four local businesses that will cover the $4,000 price tag.

Spring plays, musicals open in Scotts Valley

April is a month ripe with weekend entertainment in Scotts Valley. Among the live action, the local high school will perform its spring musical “13,” and other theater groups have murder mysteries of all kinds.

Pet shop faces investigation for possible animal abuse

Round Up Pet Center is the target of an investigation after dead rodents and fish were found there last week, more than a month after the business shut its doors.

Pink flocks precede Relay For Life

A flock of 50 pink plastic flamingos is making its way around the San Lorenzo Valley, Scotts Valley and Santa Cruz. The birds appear unexpectedly on lawns or in yards and then move on to someone else’s home.

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City mulls future of Fourth of July parade

Scotts Valley’s annual Fourth of July parade might be nixed this summer to save the city about $4,000 during bleak economic times.

Crisis line seeks volunteers to prevent suicide

Suicide has long been a taboo topic, but recent statistics have sparked a push to place it at the forefront of local and national discussion.

Pastor Mike’s sign of the times

A marquee-style sign sits as a landmark in front of Boulder Creek Community Church on Highway 9 for all to read. What’s on the sign changes each weekend — sometimes it’s a phrase talking about how to treat a neighbor, other times it’s a message to encourage or motivate passers-by.

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Greg Wimp

Sandwich shop owner appointed to Scotts Valley Council

As Greg Wimp, the owner of multiple area Togo’s sandwich shop locations, stepped up Oct. 1 to address Scotts Valley City Council about why...