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November 26, 2024

Fire extinguished in Scotts Valley neighborhood

A small fire that started on an embankment between two homes on Sherman Drive in Scotts Valley was quickly extinguished early this afternoon.

Business association to be revived in Ben Lomond

After years of seeing the businesses of Felton and Boulder Creek support their communities and one another via collective participation in annual events and mixers, Ben Lomond is getting in on the act.

News Briefs: Sept. 10

Animal services receives money for horse care

Dozens attend Ben Lomond meeting about new fire danger maps

At a nighttime meeting Sept. 26 at the Highlands Park Senior and Community Center in Ben Lomond, Cal Fire Capt. Frank Rodgers sympathized with those of the 30 to 40 attendees who wondered about the complexity of changing fire danger maps. They had gathered to...

Cabrillo costs rise with new bill

The wallets of Cabrillo College students will feel a little lighter than last year when fall semester rolls around.

Former SV mayor publishes fourth book

A former Scotts Valley mayor and retired pastor of Gateway Bible Church recently published his fourth book, titled “Religion and Politics.”

Agape Dance Academy represents Santa Cruz County in dance competition

AgapeDanceAcademy announces its participation in the Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) dance competition in San Francisco, March 4-6. Agape is the only dance school that represents Santa CruzCounty selected to represent Santa CruzCounty.

Kiwanis thanks Sponsors of Music at Sky Park

For the seventh year in a row, Music at Skypark, aka MASP, the local summer event to raise money for ScottsValley schools music education program was a huge success! The business people of the community were exceptionally generous. On Wednesday, November 11th, Kiwanis of the Valley hosted a thank you dinner and gave out recognition plaques.

Ben Lomond woman pleads not guilty to alleged embezzlement

A 42-year-old woman from Ben Lomond who is accused of embezzling more than $9,000 from the San Lorenzo Valley Middle School Panther Club pleaded not guilty to a charge of grand theft embezzlement during an arraignment Feb. 29.

Habitat for Humanity houses progressing; Nonprofit plans to open store in Santa Cruz

Three townhouses are taking shape on Blake Lane in Scotts Valley, where Habitat for Humanity’s volunteer workers have put in more than 5,000 hours of work since construction began in October.

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New Scotts Valley Council members look forward to making their mark

After first-place finisher Donna Lind, the incumbent for Scotts Valley City Council, local voters selected Steve Clark—a retired law enforcer, known for volunteering around...