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September 13, 2025

Newcomer takes in new farmers market

Saturday’s farmers market represented a new beginning for Scotts Valley. It was a coming-of-age event, a celebration of the community’s maturity, a joining with other towns that have long had farmers markets. It was a signal that Scotts Valley has arrived.

Local governments agree to join Community Power group

Local governments in 20 communities have taken formal actions signaling their interest to join Monterey Bay Community Power, a regional project among local government agencies to provide electricity to residents and businesses throughout Monterey, San Benito and Santa Cruz counties by 2018

SLV Water District agrees to manage Lompico repairs

The San Lorenzo Valley Water District Board of Directors agreed March 3 to oversee the repair of the water main along Lake Boulevard in Lompico.

Record voter turnout for midterm election

A record-breaking number of voters cast ballots in the recent midterm election- in both Santa Cruz County, across the state, and nationwide. With 76.3 percent of registered voters in Santa Cruz County casting a ballot, compared to only 51.9 percent in the 2014 midterm election, last month’s voter turn-out was the highest for a midterm election in Santa Cruz County history, breaking the old record of 70.8 percent voter participation rate in 1982.   

Ashby Confections honored as finalist in 2016 Good Food Awards

ScottsValley’s Ashby Confections is one of only three Santa CruzCounty food businesses that have been officially named a finalist in the 2016 Good Food Awards. They are among 263 Finalists out of this year’s 1,937 entries. The other two local finalists are Friend in Cheeses Jam Company from Santa Cruz and Venus Spirits.

Helping Fragile Californians

Mark Stone represents the people of California’s 29th Assembly District. In his second term in office, Mark emerged as a leader on environmental protection, child welfare, public safety and other issues.

Land Trust collecting funds for ‘wildlife tunnel’

The Land Trust of Santa Cruz County has announced that it has raised all the funds it needs to protect land on either side of Highway 17 for a wildlife tunnel. The final piece of funding was a $200,000 grant from the Coastal Conservancy to help purchase an easement on 170 acres west of the highway at Laurel Curve.

Breaking news: Felton man charged with girlfriend’s death

A Felton man was arrested for allegedly beating his girlfriend to death on Sunday night, Feb. 28.

Ground Broken on SLVHS’ Technical Ed Buildings

San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District
Over the years, the keys to a successful entry into the world of work have changed significantly. Henry T. Holmes, from New York, quit school and worked as a store clerk, before heading to San Francisco aboard a ship in 1849, helping start California’s first...

Scotts Valley School facilities committee to present Tuesday night

A committee that, for the last year, has examined the facilities in the Scotts Valley School District will make a presentation to the Scotts Valley community on Tuesday evening.

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News Briefs | Published Sept. 12, 2025

Fun run, emergency preparedness fair set for Saturday On Saturday, Sept. 13, the City of Santa Cruz will be hosting Race the Wave, a 3K...