Your Health: Know the signs of impending skin cancer
Just as I was enjoying my remission from my multiple myeloma (blood cell cancer), I was recently diagnosed with melanoma (skin cancer), which was thankfully the superficial curable kind.
A Message on the City’s Fiscal Emergency
To all of the readers of last week’s article about the City of Scotts Valley’s fiscal emergency and Measure Z: thank you. The City was pleased with the engagement on this article and I’m happy to provide additional information based on some questions.
San LorenzoValley Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner
On Saturday, March 26, 2016, ScottsValleyHigh School will honor athletes, coaches, teams and other important individuals who have shown excellence while in the San Lorenzo Valley Athletics Program. The dinner at Scopazzi’s Restaurant, 13300 Big Basin Way, Boulder Creek, will start with drinks at 5:00 p.m. and dinner and award ceremony at 6:00 p.m.
SLV Water legal tab: nearly $240K
The legal bills for the San Lorenzo Valley Water District’s conflict-of-interest case keep growing, likely reaching nearly $240,000 this week.
Red Sox capture Scotts Valley Little League Majors championship in walk-off thriller
Scotts Valley Little League (SVLL) Majors Red Sox capped off a dominant season with a dramatic 7-6 walk-off win over the Blue Jays in the championship game on June 4 at Siltanen Park.
Finishing the regular season atop the standings with a 10-2 record, the...
Prepare now for this summer’s fire season
Fire is on the minds of many in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The recent deadly Tubbs and Camp Fires that devastated suburbs and wildlands alike have given us in this region cause to ponder: Could such fires happen here? The answer is "Yes".
Letter: School board candidate speaks
Friends and neighbors, thank you for the many kind words of support during my campaign for Scotts Valley School Board. Although I entered the election late, I am by no means new to Scotts Valley or our schools. As a former Scotts Valley police officer, I was awarded the Medal of Merit, the Scotts Valley Mayors Service Award and the California Youth Authority Individual Service Award for my service to the youth of Scotts Valley. More recently, I am raising three daughters, all of who have graduated from or are enrolled in Scotts Valley schools. I am currently a reserve deputy sheriff and the lead instructor of the administration of justice program at Gavilan College. I entered the race because I felt a two-candidate race for two seats was a non-issue, and I wanted to raise the issue of school quality now. Not in January when the new board is seated. I applaud my fellow candidates’ commitment to public service and their desire to serve at a time when tough decisions will have to be made. It has been a pleasure to meet all of you during this campaign, and I thank you.
Felton Fire District to review parcel tax proposal at meeting Thursday
Felton Fire Protection District (FFPD) Board of Directors has scheduled a special meeting on Thursday, Sept. 11, at 6 p.m. to discuss a proposed...