The Mountain Gardener: Different plants for different gardens and personalities
Gardens have different personalities.
Guest column: Meehan Siding, a forgotten piece of Zayante’s history
Few would consider the village of Zayante as a bustling railroad town and, indeed, it never truly bustled. But it did draw tourists in droves.
Plain Talk About Food: The preciousness of friendship and a summer peach cake
Do you remember the movie by Thornton Wilder “Our Town” and narrated by Hal Holbrook in the 1950s?
Your Health: Cancer in remission, time to look ahead
I am in remission of my multiple myeloma cancer. The three months of chemotherapy last fall and winter did a great job in knocking out most of those cancerous plasma cells which were taking over my body. The stem-cell transplant I was originally to have following chemotherapy has been canceled. I will have my blood tested regularly to monitor my remission. My thanks to Dr. Michael Wu and his wonderful caring staff at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation oncology department who did a superb job treating my disease.
Nature Friendly: How to shoot a redwood
When Jodie Frediani’s father gave her a Brownie camera at age 12, neither one could have imagined that the gift would lead to a life-long romance with photography.
The Mountain Gardener: The perfect tools make for easier planting
Sometimes it's the little things that count — a cool breeze on a hot day, the song of a bird up in the trees, an orange sky at sunset.
Let’s Go Fishin’: Bad behavior leads to more fishing restrictions in Santa Cruz Harbor
The return of the Chinook salmon may sound like the theme of a festival, parade or other means of a celebration — not in the Santa Cruz Harbor.
Scotts Valley police arrest 8 for DUI during late summer enforcement
Scotts Valley Police Department arrested eight drivers suspected of driving under the influence (DUI) during a nearly three-week period through Labor Day weekend.
The enforcement...