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Guest Column | Our Forgotten Generation

Many years ago, I took a group of high school students who belonged to the Interact Club, a Rotary sponsored volunteer group of 14-18-year-olds,...
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The Mountain Gardener | Cool Your Garden with Blue

Recently I designed a garden for someone who asked for lots of blue in her landscape. “Good choice,” I said. I did have to...
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Guest Column | Scotts Valley Turns 57

Scotts Valley became a city 57 years ago on Aug. 2, 1966. Scotts Valley is still a young city and still evolving. The city’s...
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Plain Talk About Food | The Secret of Aunt Betty’s ‘Crust Dust’

Summer fruit season is upon us as those beautiful peaches, pears, plums and now apples are showing up at the local farmers markets. Sadly,...
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The Mountain Gardener | Be Aware of Native Plants That Are Toxic

August already. Plants are growing like there’s no tomorrow. The hummingbirds are my constant companions in the garden and the resident deer population is...
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Guest Column | Are You One of the Few?

If you, like me, were born between 1930 and 1946 (worldwide), you are one of the rare surviving senior citizens of this special group....
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Fitness | Keeping Your Training Routine While Traveling

How many of us have the mindset of keeping our fitness routine while traveling? We pack our fitness clothes with every intention of starting...
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The Mountain Gardener | Kids Find Wonder in a Garden

My 4-year-old neighbor, Grace, helps me in my garden. She tells me her favorite activity is transplanting. A pro now at loosening roots, she...
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Strictly Business | A Tapestry of Art, Wine & Cheer

Uniting a community in colorful celebration is no small task. It takes a community of hard workers, creative spirits and fun-seeking individuals to weave the...
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Plain Talk About Food | Elegant Ladies

In Washington State, fresh Elberta peaches would begin appearing in local markets in September, but in July, in California, we have just begun to...
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