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Guest Column | The ‘Why’ Behind Measure W for a New Fire Station

This month, the voters of the Scotts Valley Fire District will be asked whether to invest $22.2 million into a new fire station and...
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Plain Talk About Food | Oh Them Apples!

It was many years ago…I believe it would have been in late September, when Sister Agnes Marie corralled me, telling me to put on...
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The Mountain Gardener | Japanese Maples in the Fall

I’m starting to see the beginning of fall color on some trees. It’s an exciting time of year. My friend, Kate, in Bonny Doon...
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Guest Column | New Police Officers Join Scotts Valley

Scotts Valley works hard to maintain a full complement of community-oriented police officers. This article introduces recently hired Police Officers Seavana Patzke and Vitani...
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Fitness | Fitness Helps Seasonal Depression

It’s that time again: The days get shorter with daylight savings, and poor weather conditions start to arrive. This is where seasonal affective disorder takes...
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Letters to the Editor | Published Oct. 6, 2023

Felton Pump Track: Great Idea, Wrong Location  Please consider alternative Felton locations for a pump track, on other public land that does not have the...
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The Mountain Gardener | Plant News You Can Use

A recent article in the New York Times caught my eye: Hot weather cherries, drought resistant melons and six other crops that are being...
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Letters to the Editor | Published Sept. 29, 2023

Scotts Valley first responders are lifesavers The afternoon of June 28, my wife had a cardiac arrest at our home in Scotts Valley. Paramedics and...
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Plain Talk About Food | The ‘Mysterious’ Lentil

Having been raised by an order of nuns from France, eating lentils was as commonplace as eating potatoes for me, both as a child...
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The Mountain Gardener | Plant Combinations That Inspire

You know it when you see it. That combination of plants that cry out “we get along.” Because it’s fall already after a way-too-short...
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