I’m writing about a subject that may not be too appealing or romantic, but it’s something that pretty much affects all of us. I recently wrote about hearing loss and mentioned that a frequent cause of this was from blockage due to ear wax, also called cerumen.
Among the few things that we truly fear in the San Lorenzo Valley are mountain lions, flooding, earth quakes, and fires. When a state entity institutes a program to help combat one of them, it should make sense that it would be whole-heartedly embraced. However, that has not been the case for Cal Fire’s Fire Prevention “Fee” that was first levied upon Valley home-owners in 2012. Come October 10th we will be paying our second round of fees.
- Audrey Lynn Seraphina Baillie was born to Amanda Joy (Matthews) and Stephen Eugene Baillie of Ben Lomond at 2:13 p.m., July 30, 2013. She weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce at Sutter Maternity and Surgery Center in Santa Cruz.
The Lompico County Water District will be holding a Public Hearing to discuss the proposed rate increase. These hearings are a mere formality. Nothing discussed will change the minds of the Board of Directors. The only avenue available to those in opposition to the rate increase is to send a letter, directly to the Lompico County Water District office, stating your opposition to the rate increase. If 255 letters are received representing a majority of the meter holders, (simply being a voter is not enough) in opposition to the rate increase it will be blocked. Otherwise, the Board of Directors will pass the rate increase with a simple majority vote.
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