Editor’s notebook When sports turned to blackness
My wife is a Tim Tebow fan. But it’s not because of his looks (I hope) or his ability. It’s because of his faith and because he wins games in dramatic fashion and because she’s been rooting for the Broncos since she was a toddler.
Clear address markings may be essential in emergencies
For the most part, family, friends, neighbors and postal carriers already know where you live.
Untarnished Etiquette: Missing dignity might make a return
The international language of protocol and etiquette is multifaceted; it blends with curious distinction. It is the language of cooperation and dignity. But has dignity gone missing?
Editorial: Let us help you with democratic process
The race to fill Mark Stone’s shoes as a Santa Cruz County supervisor representing the 5th District will certainly heat up once the holidays have passed. With six candidates, from a career politician to those nearly green behind the ears, voters have a colorful spectrum to choose from when filling the county seat in June.
Light Up the Valley winners announced
Forty-four homes, businesses and community groups — the most to date — entered the Light Up the Valley competition hosted this month by the San Lorenzo Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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...










