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Guest Column | Difference Between Sympathy and Empathy

“Could a greater miracle take place than to look through each other’s eyes for an instant?” —Henry Davis Thoreau That day in Boulder Creek was...
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Fitness | Lifestyle Change vs. New Year’s Resolution

It’s the time of year when many of us create ambitious New Year’s resolutions and with good intentions to follow through. We reflect on...
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The Mountain Gardener | The 2025 Pantone Color of the Year

Every year when the Pantone Color of the Year is announced, I write a column about all the great plants that echo that color....
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Plain Talk About Food | A Little Box of Raisins

Reaching for a box of golden raisins for my persimmon puddings in Ben Lomond market the other day, I smiled, remembering the little box...
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Finance | Accounting for Your Financial Plan

“In the world of finance, the best accounting is like poetry—precise, impactful and timeless.” —Daniel Adams Every New Year, calculate your present resources, income, expenditures...
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The Mountain Gardener | Happy New Year 2025

I’ve been on this planet for quite a few years now, so why is it always hard for me to get my head around...
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Guest Column | Reflecting on 12 Years of Service in Santa Cruz County

During the past 12 years, as your Fifth District Supervisor covering Scotts Valley and the San Lorenzo Valley, it has been my honor to...
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TherapyWorks | Benefits of Reflecting on Your Year & How to Do It

As the calendar year comes to a close, many of us instinctively turn to goal-setting and resolutions for the year ahead. But before you...
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The Mountain Gardener | ’Twas the Night Before Christmas — A Poem for Gardeners

’Twas the night before Christmas and all through the garden, The creatures were stirring, the deer got a pardon.  The hummingbird feeders were hung by the...
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Plain Talk About Food | Cranberry Sauce: Jellied or Whole?

The one Christmas that stands out in my “memory bank” is the one that I forgot to put my bowl of cranberry sauce that...
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