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November 12, 2025

Rain, new sidewalk delay Bean Creek construction

Heavy January and early February rains have slowed construction of bike lanes and a sidewalk on Bean Creek Road in Scotts Valley, pushing the completion date back.

Valley People: Freshman wins speech contest

San Lorenzo Valley High School freshman Haley Nolan won the annual high school speech contest put on by the San Lorenzo Valley Rotary Club on Feb. 3 at the high school.

Scotts Valley pastor aids Haiti

Dan Bowman is not your typical family pastor. The youthful 39-year-old is stylish, tattooed and has a Black Eyed Peas song as his ringtone.

Business Notes: Curves to host March food drive

Curves, a women’s gym in Felton, will collect nonperishable food and cash throughout March and donate them to local food banks to help families in need.

City Council lukewarm on 2-1-1 hotline

The Scotts Valley City Council said last week it might not have the money to help pay for a countywide hotline that would quickly connect residents to community services, volunteer centers, suicide prevention and disaster relief.

Speed dating to spice up the valley

Nick Naccari wants to spice up what he sees as a slow social scene in the San Lorenzo Valley with some speed dating.

MCR reacts to trying times in valley

The words “bad economy” have been ubiquitous in the news in the past year. In the San Lorenzo Valley, the wake of the downturn can be seen in the increase in home mortgages that can’t be paid, the jump in residents who can’t foot their utility bills, and a boost in bus pass applications, according to Mountain Community Resources.

San Lorenzo Valley water district to flush pipes

Customers of the San Lorenzo Valley Water District could see a bit of discolored water and might have low or no water pressure next week or early next month, when the district flushes the pipes in its water system.

Vandals trash BD Elementary

Bonny Doon Union Elementary School fell victim to vandalism last month, when items were set on fire, equipment was damaged and beer cans were strewn all over campus.

Extending a helping paw

Suppose you’ve decided to get a family pet — as a watchdog, to teach the kids responsibility

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News Briefs

News Briefs | Published Nov. 7, 2025

Holiday Art & Craft Fair returns this Saturday Spring Lakes Park’s third annual Holiday Art & Craft Fair is set for Saturday, Nov. 8, from...