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SVHS Drama revives Wilde’s classic ‘Earnest’ comedy with modern take

November 28, 2025

San Lorenzo Valley celebrates the holidays with community festivities

Magical winter revival: MCT’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ transforms for the holidays

Silent auction showcases works by Boulder Creek artist

Scotts Valley Historical Society seeks memories of now-defunct golf course

Seniors bilked of $800,000

July 27, 2017

In April, Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s deputies learned that an elderly man had made a series of large cash investments and loans to an auto restoration business on the west side of Santa Cruz, and feared he would not recover the money.

Shooting suspect caught, arraigned

July 27, 2017

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BC’s oldest building for sale

July 27, 2017

The Board of Directors of the San Lorenzo Water District voted last week to declare its original home – and the home of its predecessors – as “surplus property,” with the intent to sell the small frame administration building on Highway 9 in Boulder Creek.

Town Center developer exits

July 27, 2017

In a terse, two-sentence email to Scotts Valley City Manager Jenny Haruyama on Monday, the latest proposal to build a Town Center at the old Skypark Airport skidded to a halt.

SV sewer rates up 15 % in Sept.

July 21, 2017

Scotts Valley homes and businesses connected to city sewer lines face bigger waste treatment fees for three years beginning Sept.1, totaling 52 percent over three years.

SLV water rates up 29% in November

July 21, 2017

The 7,900 customers of the San Lorenzo Valley Water District face bigger water bills, totaling 61.5 percent over five years for a typical family — 29 percent in the first year, beginning Nov. 1.

SV Town Center stalls on price

July 21, 2017

The two-decade-old Town Center project has ground to a halt, as developer Foothill Partners and City of Scotts Valley are unable to agree to terms with the City of Santa Cruz.

Water board moves on public comments are legal, new lawyer says

July 20, 2017

The new district counsel for the San Lorenzo Valley Water District, Gina Nicholls, this week advised the district’s Board of Directors that “it is well within the board’s discretion to establish and enforce” its new procedures for controlling public comment at board meetings.

New ‘campus’ options for SLVWD revealed

July 20, 2017

Four years ago, when the San Lorenzo Valley Water District voted to raise water rates 65 percent over five years, it said the money would be used for infrastructure repairs and to build a new “campus” consolidating offices in a single location in Boulder Creek. The district had already spent $2.2 million three years earlier to buy the campus site.

Should Scotts Valley allow pot sales in city limits?

July 18, 2017

NEW! Santa Cruz County and the City of Santa Cruz collect a 7 percent tax on marijuana sales. which could generate millions in tax revenue once recreational pot becomes legal Jan.1. The City of Scotts Valley does not allow marijuana dispensaries in its city limits. Do you think Scotts Valley should allow marijuana dispensaries, to help pay for city services? Participate it in our brief survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6DXWDTP

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SVHS Drama revives Wilde’s classic ‘Earnest’ comedy with modern take

San Lorenzo Valley celebrates the holidays with community festivities

Magical winter revival: MCT’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ transforms for the holidays

Silent auction showcases works by Boulder Creek artist

Scotts Valley Historical Society seeks memories of now-defunct golf course

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