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Scotts Valley
November 12, 2025

County chooses planning director

Kathy Previsich was named Santa Cruz County’s next planning director this week.

Redwood revival

The Redwood Mountain Faire will return this summer, and organizers are recruiting bands to fill the one-day festival with song and music.

Cabrillo trims classes

With 15 fewer classes than last spring and 22 classes fewer than in spring 2008, enrollment at the Cabrillo College branch in Scotts Valley has been cut almost in half from a year ago.

Mountain lion sightings not uncommon

Mountain lions are no strangers to the valley, but if one messes with residents’ livestock, it could be put to death, California Department of Fish and Game officials have said.

Jennifer Campbell Flippen

Jennifer Campbell Flippen of Royal Oaks died Saturday, Jan. 23, at the age of 54.

Dog abuser sentenced to jail, counseling, probation

Convicted dog abuser Robert Brunette has been sentenced to a year in county jail and won’t be allowed to own any dogs for five years after that, after he was found guilty of nine counts of dog abuse last month.

Final parcel purchased for Town Center

The Scotts Valley City Council has unanimously voted to buy what will be the gateway to the anticipated Town Center, the last major parcel the city needed.

Vine Hill science fair announces winners

Vine Hill Elementary School in Scotts Valley had its sixth annual science fair last weekend.

Fine art unhatched at SV library

Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

After the storm, a glimpse of sun

It’s not always easy being 90.

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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...