Editor’s Notebook: Getting hitched: His story
Sitting on my desk is a letter to the editor. I bet you’re all dying to hear what it says.
Letter: Exhausted, not offended
“Woodside offensive to Scotts Valley standards”? (Commentary, Randy Johnson, Jan. 14)
Commentary: Scotts Valley at its tipping point
As the Great Depression waned and the first touring Chevvies and Deusies roared across Santa Cruz Mountains to the Pacific, Scotts Valley was right where it needed to be: perfectly placed to greet those pioneer motor-venturers with a hot drink at Camp Evers, a restock of provisions and, by all accounts, a roaring foxtrot. In short, our little rest stop on the California Trail began its own adventurous economic journey out of the Great Depression into the brave new mobile world.
Commentary: Woodside offensive to Scotts Valley standards
On Wednesday, Jan. 19, the City Council will be discussing the Woodside project, one that I believe strays way too far from the established standards of our community.
Three candidates vie for two Scotts Valley council seats
Mike Zeller, the director of programming and project delivery for the Transportation Agency for Monterey County, is the relative newcomer on the Scotts Valley...











