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Roaring Camp Pushes Back on Reported Railbanking Talks

It’s just after noon on Jan. 28, and a Roaring Camp train is getting ready to leave the station to wind its way up...
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Disclosure Forms Show Backers On Both Sides Of Rail Fight

At the same time county officials were preparing to announce whether or not the trail-only ballot initiative made it across the certification finish line...
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SLVUSD Receives Update On Traffic Plan

The San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District received an update about Highway 9 traffic improvement plans last month. Sarah Christensen, the Santa Cruz County Regional...
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Unlawful Search Lawsuit Against SVPD Officers Proceeds

A district court judge has allowed a UC Santa Cruz administrator’s unlawful search lawsuit against the City of Scotts Valley and its police force...
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Accused Driver in CHP Shooting-Pursuit Pleads Not Guilty

Berkeley resident Alexandria Luevanos pleaded not guilty Monday in Santa Cruz Superior Court to four charges in connection with a vehicle pursuit through Scotts...
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Clinic Opens In Historic Ben Lomond Church Site

About 2,000 San Lorenzo Valley community members will now have access to care close to home, thanks to a new health clinic that opened...
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4-H Club Proposal for SLVHS Nixed

A 17-year-old San Lorenzo Valley High School junior was disappointed to learn, last week, that her passionate advocacy for a 4-H program on campus...
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Proposed Bill Would Help Families of Fallen Officers

State Senator John Laird on Jan. 18 introduced Senate Bill 850 (SB 850), a bill to ensure families of fallen officers receive survival benefits...
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Strike averted as County, employees reach agreement

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY—The union that represents some 1,600 County of Santa Cruz employees has averted a strike after hammering out a tentative agreement during...
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County park will honor late Sheriff’s deputy

APTOS—Plans were announced Thursday of a major renovation of Willowbrook County Park to honor the late Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller, who...
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