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Santa Cruz County Parks plans free ‘Punt, Pass, Kick’ events ahead of Big Game

January 30, 2026

Scotts Valley Middle School students find their voices in ‘Frozen Jr.’

Scotts Valley announces reopening of Skypark Big Kid Playground

Former Scotts Valley police chief hired as second-in-command at UCSC force

Boulder Creek Reindeer Run marks biggest year yet with record turnout

Mountain Gardener: Christmas cacti are a perfect plant for the season

December 3, 2009

Every year, I’m amazed how many flowers appear almost overnight on my Christmas cacti. They bloom their heads off, despite little care on my part. The show will continue for a month or more. They are the perfect plant, in my opinion.

Year of Firsts: In defense of carrying small dogs

November 25, 2009

Walking my dog can be arduous exercise. For me, not the dog. Whenever I walk him, I can’t get more than 10 feet without someone wanting to stop and talk.

Your Health: Picking a cold medication is simpler than it seems

November 25, 2009

Recently, I walked into one of our local pharmacies, and I was amazed to see the tremendous number of cold and flu medications filling the shelves.

A poem of thanks on a joyous holiday

November 25, 2009

Once upon a time, when our area was under water,

Club Roundup: The latest news from area service clubs

November 25, 2009

Kiwanis Club of Scotts Valley

Datebook: What’s going on in Scotts Valley and the San Lorenzo Valley

November 25, 2009

Spotlight

Grab a passport to select SC wineries

November 19, 2009

Passport Day in the Santa Cruz Wine Region is Saturday, Nov. 21, and it is an excellent time to go wine tasting. It only happens four times a year, and this will be the last chance to celebrate in 2009.

Datebook: What’s happening in the mountains

November 19, 2009

Santa schedules stop in Felton

Host an at-home film festival

November 19, 2009

Movies are a great way to spend a few hours on a rainy night or weekend afternoon. To both extend the experience and make it a family affair, try organizing your own personal film festival.

Stripers, steelhead and crabs for fall

November 19, 2009

Fall has brought forth a few new fishing opportunities. Fishing the upper Trinity River has produced steelhead for fly fishermen. The Delta is hosting top-water action for striped bass. Salmon continue to enter the coastal rivers, and Dungeness crab season is open.

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Santa Cruz County Parks plans free ‘Punt, Pass, Kick’ events ahead of Big Game

Scotts Valley Middle School students find their voices in ‘Frozen Jr.’

Scotts Valley announces reopening of Skypark Big Kid Playground

Former Scotts Valley police chief hired as second-in-command at UCSC force

Boulder Creek Reindeer Run marks biggest year yet with record turnout

SOCIAL MEDIA

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Scotts Valley Council clears surplus land step for Town Center project

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