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Strictly Business | Imagine

Last month, I wrote about the fast fashion industry. Unfortunately, typos happen, but one typo can change the context of an entire story and...
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Plain Talk About Food | Hand Pies and More

Hand pies are such an ingenious way to create an individual pie without the problems of serving and the opportunity of various fillings. These...
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The Mountain Gardener | The Cutting Garden

The assignment: create a cutting garden. For a designer this is the best kind of request. Until about 100 years ago, one of the...
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Finance | What Is Financial Life Planning?

“The unexamined life is not worth living.” —Socrates I am an evangelist for financial life planning! I preach it, practice it and donate it to...
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TherapyWorks | Understanding and Addressing Anxiety in Kids

Children can get anxiety just like adults. Whether it’s adjusting to the changes at school or home, social anxiety, separation anxiety, or generalized anxiety...
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The Mountain Gardener | Gardening Tips for Sandy Soil

Many years ago I started writing a book about gardening in the Santa Cruz Mountains. One of many interesting subjects I researched was the...
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Mayor’s Message | Like a Good Neighbor… Not!

When Scotts Valley City Manager Mali LaGoe suggested hosting a community meeting to address the ongoing wildfire threat and the accompanying insurance crisis, there...
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Plain Talk About Memorial Day | Where Have All the Buddy’s Gone?

It was in 1955 when the Kingston Trio first sang “Where Have All the Young Men Gone,” written by Pete Seeger about all the...
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Fitness | How Fitness Keeps You Young

Have you seen certain folks that look much older than they are? Their skin looks weathered and dry, their posture is tilted forward sitting...
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The Mountain Gardener | What’s Sheet Mulching

Boy, was I impressed. Not long ago I was at a garden to consult with a new client on some upgrades they envisioned for...
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Scotts Valley Police Department receives $100K grant for traffic enforcement

Scotts Valley Police Department has received a $100,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, to...
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