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.
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.
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.
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.
When Ben Lomond native Britney Overbeck saw the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina on the news in 2005, she felt a compelling urge to do something. The calling to help Katrina’s victims was so powerful that Overbeck lost sleep over it.
Many students from schools in the San Lorenzo Valley and Scotts Valley competed in the Santa Cruz County Science Fair from March 12 to 14 at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds in Watsonville.
Dead rodents and fish were found at Round Up Pet Center in Scotts Valley more than a month after the business shut its doors because the owners could not afford the rent.
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.
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