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Community leaders to share updates at Scotts Valley State of the City

September 12, 2025

San Lorenzo Valley Museum Artist-in-Residence Ulises Peralta

San Lorenzo Valley Museum names Peralta as 2025 artist-in-residence

Felton Fire Protection District Touch-a-Truck

Felton Fire hosts free Touch-a-Truck event Sunday

Scotts Valley native serves with next generation of naval aviation warfighters

Santa Cruz County Fair returns with free transit, new attractions

It’s the law: The cost of hired guns

April 16, 2010

A sad reality of our legal system is that it is largely unavailable to all but the wealthy.

April 9, 2010

San Lorenzo Valley students and the SLV Rotary Club served 325 people March 24 at a benefit dinner to help survivors of the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti.

Off Hours: Concerts keep music alive

April 9, 2010

Most veteran music fans will admit that neither the sound quality nor the artists’ technical performance at a live concert can match what studio albums deliver. Live shows are all about the vibe, the event itself, and the chance to actually watch the artists at work.

The Wine Lover: High prices can be misleading

April 9, 2010

If you wanted to, you could spend more than $100,000 on one bottle of wine. Some Thomas Jefferson collection bottles have sold for that much, and there is even a story of a waiter breaking a bottle in a restaurant that was insured for $225,000!

Datebook: Something for everyone

April 9, 2010

Friday, April 9

Plan for the worst for your best chance of survival

April 9, 2010

Not long ago, the small Caribbean country of Haiti suffered a catastrophic magnitude 7.0 earthquake. Even more recently, the South American nation of Chile was hit by an 8.9 earthquake.

April 9, 2010

Every spring, while driving Highway 280 on the way to the San Francisco Flower and Garden Show, I enjoy the beautiful combination of Western redbuds blooming vivid fuchsia alongside electric blue ceanothus flower clusters. It’s a sight that always excites me. In early spring there are many other plants that bloom at the same time, creating colorful vignettes. Here are some of my favorites that I’ve used:

New Faces: Welcome the newest members of our mountain communities

April 8, 2010

• Zachary Michael Livingston was born at 9:28 a.m. March 25, 2010, to Christine Nicole Shults and Joseph David Livingston of Felton. He weighed 8 pounds when he arrived at Dominican Hospital.

Talk About Money: Public pension leave cities in a pinch

April 8, 2010

Remember 1999? Silicon Valley ruled the global economy, the Nasdaq was going up about 30 percent a year and tech companies with no earnings saw their stock prices skyrocket, then split, then skyrocket again. People thought it would never end.

April 8, 2010

The sixth annual Sand Crab Classic perch tournament had a few changes this year and still proved to be a positive event for all.

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Community

Community leaders to share updates at Scotts Valley State of the City

San Lorenzo Valley Museum names Peralta as 2025 artist-in-residence

Felton Fire hosts free Touch-a-Truck event Sunday

Scotts Valley native serves with next generation of naval aviation warfighters

Santa Cruz County Fair returns with free transit, new attractions

It’s the law: The cost of hired guns

Around Town: Firehouse feed helps Haiti

Off Hours: Concerts keep music alive

The Wine Lover: High prices can be misleading

Datebook: Something for everyone

Plan for the worst for your best chance of survival

The Mountain Gardener: Brighten your garden with splashes of spring

New Faces: Welcome the newest members of our mountain communities

Talk About Money: Public pension leave cities in a pinch

Let’s Go Fishin’: Perch tournament a swimming success

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