Your Health: Safety and the H1N1 vaccine
There’s an abundance of hype in the media these days concerning the safety and necessity of the H1N1 swine flu vaccine.
The Mountain Gardener: It’s OK to be shady
Many of us garden in the shade year-round. Others have sun in the summer, but shade from fall through spring, as the sun’s arc becomes lower in the southern sky. Here are some encouraging tips if this describes your garden.
The Straight Dope: New devices in the battle against drunken driving
Roughly the population of Scotts Valley is killed by drunken driving each year nationwide.
The Wine Lover: Sneak a peek with a master home winemaker
This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing a local Scotts Valley resident who is an amateur winemaker. It’s always interesting to meet other home winemakers, because you can bounce ideas off each other and compare stylistic differences.
Spotlight: Valley disaster talk on tap
Take a tour through the history of natural disasters that have shaped the San Lorenzo Valley.
Let’s Go Fishin’: Fall fishing remains fair in local waters
The weather has been mild, and fishing continues to be fair for both freshwater and saltwater fish. The ocean has drawn most of the local interest, with albacore, halibut and rockfish. Freshwater spots are producing some action on bass and sunfish.
It’s the Law: Outmuscling health clubs
Many dread the beginning of the school year, as do I, but probably for a very different reason.
Off Hours: Talking health care reform
When the weather turned warm last week, I got a call from a riding pal who was putting together a short road trip.
Talk about Money: Once again, gold captures our interest
Gold doesn’t pay dividends or interest, like some investments.
Three candidates vie for two Scotts Valley council seats
Mike Zeller, the director of programming and project delivery for the Transportation Agency for Monterey County, is the relative newcomer on the Scotts Valley...












