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Secret Santa program grows to help 42 families in Scotts Valley this year

December 19, 2025

Like clockwork, Santa Claus arrives via firetruck and Holiday Tree is lit in Scotts Valley

Filmmaker turns personal trauma into art with new comedy-drama, ‘Dissociated Me’

Community Bridges launches fund to support families facing detention or separation

Scotts Valley High grad wins silver medal for Team USA at trampoline competition

The Mountain Gardener: Planted tomatoes ripen for summer

April 26, 2012

The spring sun has started to warm the soil. I'm already having visions of eating ripe, luscious tomatoes later in the season.

Datebook

April 26, 2012

- 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.

Your Health: Hay fever hits hard

April 26, 2012

Allergic rhinitis, commonly called hay fever, affects as much as 40 percent of children and 10 to 30 percent of adults in the United States. It is “seasonal” if symptoms occur at particular times of the year and “perennial” if they remain year round.

Let’s go fishing: Fantastic salmon opener suggests a lively season

April 19, 2012

April 7 was opening day of salmon season, and it started with a bang.

New Faces

April 19, 2012

- Joseph Carl Bollom IIIwas born to Meara Christine Toussaint and Joseph Carl Bollom of Boulder Creek at 8:48 p.m. March 15, 2012. Weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces, he was delivered at Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz.

The Wine Lover: Wine so sweet

April 19, 2012

There are a couple of ways to make a dessert wine. Of course, the cheap and easy way is to simply add sugar to the wine. This practice, however, is only used with cheap, poorly made, quaffing wines. The other way is to let the “residual” sugar in the wine sweeten it naturally.

Valley Neighbors: A feed store story

April 19, 2012

Animals have always had a special place in Christine Richie's heart.

Untarnished etiquette: On being a good neighbor

April 19, 2012

To own a home is the American dream. I think it still is, even under the current economic conditions. Whether you own, rent or lease, your home is still your castle.

The Mountain Gardener: Native plants blooming in the parks

April 19, 2012

Taking a walk is always a breathtaking experience at this time of year. Witness the cobalt blue flowers nearly covering a ceanothus, or a stand of Dicentra formosa, with pink, bell-shaped flowers backlit in the spring sunlight. These are just two of our local native plants. Everywhere you look, nature is beginning the season fresh with anticipation and promise.

Plain talk about food: Plain talk about mushrooms

April 19, 2012

Traveling has been a great part of life for my hubby Norm and me, and when presented with the opportunity to attend a wedding in the Ukraine, we immediately made airline reservations.

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Secret Santa program grows to help 42 families in Scotts Valley this year

Like clockwork, Santa Claus arrives via firetruck and Holiday Tree is lit in Scotts Valley

Filmmaker turns personal trauma into art with new comedy-drama, ‘Dissociated Me’

Community Bridges launches fund to support families facing detention or separation

Scotts Valley High grad wins silver medal for Team USA at trampoline competition

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