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The Mountain Gardener | What to Do this Month in the Garden

Summer is winding down. Already. Seems it barely started two months ago. Who doesn't love these long days and warm nights? The calendar might...
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Strictly Business | Opposite of East

I am perpetually on the lookout for fresh insights and novel viewpoints for local businesses whose products and services command our attention and investment.  I...
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Plain Talk About Food | A Place to Call Home

“The ornament of a house is the friends who frequent it.” —Ralph Waldo Emerson Eighteen years ago my sweet Hubby Norm and I, after months...
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The Mountain Gardener | The Best Cut Flowers from the Garden

Several of my friends have big gardens. Gardens that are big enough to have lots of blooming flowers that can be cut and barely...
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TherapyWorks | New School Year Can Bring New Stressors

School is officially back in session. A new school year can also bring new stressors. New teachers, new classmates, new routines. Change can be...
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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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Letters to the Editor | Published Aug. 25, 2023

SVFD’s bond measure raises questions As a Scotts Valley homeowner, I'm interested in the upcoming Scotts Valley Fire District bond measure to build the La...
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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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