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April 6, 2026

MCT’s ‘Spamalot’ set to debut in Ben Lomond

“Spamalot,” a musical play lovingly adapted from the motion picture “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” is all ready to make its Park Hall debut this Friday at 8 p.m. in Ben Lomond.

New school in Scotts Valley officially welcomed to community

A large contingent of Scotts Valley community members, along with civic, business, and education leaders, were present on a warm Wednesday afternoon to attend the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for Monterey Coast Preparatory Middle and High School, better known as MCP.

Cougar cross country runners strong at Stanford Invitational

The San Lorenzo Valley High School boys and girls cross country team headed to the annual Stanford Invitational meet in Palo Alto last weekend to compete with 37 other California schools.

Preseason folkstyle wrestling team has SVHS girls set for a big season

The Scotts Valley Wrestling Academy’s preseason folkstyle team has experienced a surprisingly high turnout with 14 girls on the club thus far.

Safe paths in Scotts Valley nearing completion

A pair of projects designed to improve pedestrian safety in north Scotts Valley are nearing completion.

The Mountain Gardener: Ornamental grasses take center stage in the fall

Throughout the year, I am asked for design help and plant suggestions, but it’s at this time of year that I especially hear the request; “I’d love to add more grasses to my garden.”

Letters & Shout-outs

Shout-out: Bravo to Felton Veterinary Hospital for exceptional care

Preseason folkstyle wrestling team has SVHS girls set for a big season

The Scotts Valley Wrestling Academy’s preseason folkstyle team has experienced a surprisingly high turnout with 14 girls on the club thus far.

Let’s Go Fishin’: Salmon surviving in warm ocean and river waters

With many opposing obstacles — including warm ocean water, lack of rain, and low river flows — the return of chinook salmon looks promising.

Valley People: Scotts Valley teens receive Eagle Scout honors

A duo of Scotts Valley teens from Troop 614 were recently honored with Scouting’s highest award, the Eagle Scout. Justas Venancio Rodarte and Matthew Norman Robinson were honored by their troop and families at a Eagle Court of Honor Ceremony, which was held at the Salvation Army Camp Redwood Glen on Aug. 24. There they received proclamations from the Mayor of Scotts Valley and special recognition from the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War.

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Cal Fire firefighter looks at pile burn area

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