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Scotts Valley artist turns her lifelong passion into animation ambitions

June 26, 2026

Boulder Creek Fourth of July Parade honors longtime physician

Founding of the country to come to life in Scotts Valley Theater Guild’s ‘1776: The Drama’

Scotts Valley Farmers Market relocating to Graham Plaza on June 27

New handmade goods boutique Willow Works opens in Felton

The Mountain Gardener: Stories from a Pacific Northwest Garden – Part II

August 7, 2014

Last Christmas, I gave my sister a Beni Kawa Japanese maple. This tree sports even brighter red bark in the winter than the more familiar Coral Bark maple.

Nature Friendly: Water mismanagement intensifies drought conditions

August 7, 2014

This year, Loch Lomond never opened. There was no children’s laughter or the sight of kayaks cutting through alpine waves or a fisherman in a bucket hat decorated with lures. The fish are jumpin’ but there is no one to catch them.

New faces

July 31, 2014

Remy Patrick Platero, a 7-pound, 1-ounce boy was born to Sarah Marie (Sanchez) and Richard Patrick Platero of Scotts Valley at Sutter Maternity and Surgery Center. He was born at 12:19 a.m. on July 19, 2014.

Guest column: Gibbs Ranch Resort and Zayante’s lost post office

July 31, 2014

Deep in the mountains north of Scotts Valley, the residents along Weston Road may not realize that their gated community once justified its own post office.

The Mountain Gardener: Challenges of organic gardening in the Pacific Northwest — Part I

July 31, 2014

They live in a neighborhood of traditional landscaping.

New Faces

July 25, 2014

Kiley Rose Garcia, a 6-pound, 13-ounce girl, was born to Trinity Lynn (Kay) and Freddy Omar Garcia of Felton at Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz. She was born at 2:40 a.m. on July 20, 2014.

Club Roundup

July 25, 2014

Kiwanis of the Valleys

Richters celebration 50 years together

July 25, 2014

On Friday, July 4, longtime Felton residents John and Joy Richter celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.

It’s Your Money: It’s never too early to start a college fund

July 25, 2014

Scotts Valley voted last month to spend $35 million on its public schools with a goal of maintaining the district’s excellent record of sending 97 percent of its students to college.

The Mountain Gardener: How weather affects our lives

July 25, 2014

Weather shapes our lives.

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Scotts Valley artist turns her lifelong passion into animation ambitions

Boulder Creek Fourth of July Parade honors longtime physician

Founding of the country to come to life in Scotts Valley Theater Guild’s ‘1776: The Drama’

Scotts Valley Farmers Market relocating to Graham Plaza on June 27

New handmade goods boutique Willow Works opens in Felton

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Overnight Highway 9 closure near Boulder Creek scheduled for July 1

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Cassidy Insurance celebrates Cady’s 25 years of service

News Briefs | Published June 19, 2026

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