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March 10, 2026
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Harold William Colldeweih

Graveside services will be Oct. 24 for Harold William Colldeweih, 88, who died Oct. 2.
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City calls off Target land foreclosure

Scotts Valley has called off its foreclosure of the 17½-acre parcel slated for a 143,000-square-foot Target store on La Madrona Drive.
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BC resident denied release, awaiting another hearing

The effort to free Boulder Creek’s Colter White from San Quentin State Prison floundered on Monday, his pro bono lawyer said.
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Surprise Supplies

Bonny Doon Elementary School kindergarten teacher Judy Kele was surprised with a box full of electronics and school supplies this morning during an assembly at the school.
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Lompico County Water District under investigation by Grand Jury

The Santa Cruz County Grand Jury launched an investigation into the Lompico County Water District on Monday, asking for documents from the water company detailing its financial history and employment practices.
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Prolific phishing scam hits SLV

Residents of the San Lorenzo Valley have been hounded with automated phone calls posing as Liberty Bank asking for credit card information and PIN numbers.
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Prepare for fire with free classes

The 20th anniversary of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake is quickly approaching, but fire is still the primary disaster that valley residents face in the early fall, says Ray Soler, Felton fire disaster preparedness officer.
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Wine, chocolate return to SV

Winemakers and chocolatiers will congregate in the Scotts Valley Community Center next weekend for the second-year Chocolate and Wine tasting festival.
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Valley People: Scotts Valley doctor recognized by peers

Dr. David Hunter, a longtime resident of Scotts Valley, recently traveled to Huntington Beach, where he was honored for his work with CEPAmerica, the largest physician-owned emergency medical group in the U.S. 
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Felton Library hours change
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