There was something too good to be true about the Andersons. The young English couple burst upon the local social scene in the summer of 1897. “Nobody appeared to know who the J. Francis Andersons were,” recalled one gossip columnist, “but it was evident to Santa Cruzans that they possessed an abundance of the long green and were willing to spend it with lavish hands.”
On Thursday afternoon, October 15, a male driver lost consciousness due to a medical condition. He was driving a white Toyota SUV when he drove through the fence at 111 Bean Creek Road.
Linda Blenio passed away peacefully on September 26, 2015, in the Felton house she called home for 30 years. She was surrounded by family and friends who showered her with love and appreciation as she drew her last breaths.
This in an open letter to each of the customers of the San Lorenzo Valley Water District and a request that you consider the opportunity to object to yet another rate hike.
On October 7, 2011, Brookdale Lodge suffered substantial fire damage. On October 7, 2015, we still do not know the details of how that fire started at Brookdale Lodge, but we are finally seeing the burned sections of the lodge being torn down. Call this stage one of a renovation plan to restore the historic beauty of this landmark.
Faraway Japan becomes much closer when teens have a chance to experience it for themselves through an exchange program managed by the City of Santa Cruz.
If you have ever been sent on a Snipe hunt, the corners of your mouth might be turning up as you recall having the “snipe hunt” prank pulled on you. If that experience sounds familiar, then you might be surprised to learn that, according California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Snipe season opens in California on October 17 and runs until January 31, 2016.