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Scotts Valley nonprofit attends international conservation conference

October 10, 2025

Theater troupe brings King’s twisted ‘Misery’ to Santa Cruz

Local collaboration keeps Head Start programs in Santa Cruz County open through October

National Walk and Roll to School Day comes to Scotts Valley this Thursday

Mountain Affair celebrates 40 years of support and resilience in San Lorenzo Valley community

Community dancing not far from your doorstep

February 21, 2013

Santa Cruz County might be a magnet for art-seekers and various aesthetic types, yet few in our mountain valleys are likely aware of a local pastime that is widespread across North America and has its roots in New England and Europe.

Gardener: Seek your garden knowledge close to home soil

February 15, 2013

It seems like I “Google” something nearly every day. I can barely remember what life was like before the information superhighway. For subjects like gardening, however, information from your own neck of the woods is the best.

New Faces

February 15, 2013

August James Bradshaw was born at 2:21 a.m. Feb. 1, 2013, to Katherine Louise (Flynn) and Mark David Bradshaw of Mount Hermon. He was delivered at Sutter Maternity and Surgery Center of Santa Cruz, where he weighed 8 pounds, 12 ounces.

Valley neighbors: Retired firefighter reflects on rescue

February 15, 2013

Dave Churchill, a retired firefighter, has had many close calls in his life.

Your Health: Advance directive allows just-in-case decisions

February 15, 2013

Datebook

February 7, 2013

- Submit Datebook items to [email protected] or drop off press releases or photos at 5215 Scotts Valley Drive, Ste. F, Scotts Valley 95066. Deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday. Entries are subject to editing, and publication is not guaranteed.

Let’s go fishin’: State department changes names, maintains mission

February 7, 2013

As of Jan. 1, the name of the former California Fish and Game is California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

The Mountain Gardener: Pruning important in February

February 7, 2013

You know spring is coming when you see daffodils starting to open. You know spring is coming when plum trees begin their glorious show. And you know spring is coming when you begin to think of all those garden tasks that still need your attention.

Plain Talk about Food: Homemade cinnamon rolls

January 31, 2013

Winter’s cold and rainy days immediately bring on thoughts of my Aunt Esther’s homemade cinnamon rolls.

The Mountain Gardener: Fruit trees deliver delicious plunder

January 31, 2013

Imagine biting into the first apricot of the season — juicy, sweet flesh the color of an orange sunset.

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Scotts Valley nonprofit attends international conservation conference

Theater troupe brings King’s twisted ‘Misery’ to Santa Cruz

Local collaboration keeps Head Start programs in Santa Cruz County open through October

National Walk and Roll to School Day comes to Scotts Valley this Thursday

Mountain Affair celebrates 40 years of support and resilience in San Lorenzo Valley community

SOCIAL MEDIA

Scotts Valley police promote pedestrian safety this month

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Invasive Aedes aegypti mosquito detected in Boulder Creek

Sandwich shop owner appointed to Scotts Valley Council

Felton Fire District fails to provide proper legal notice for budget...