Scotts Valley takes down Santa Cruz soccer
The Scotts Valley High girls soccer team got over a four-year hump last weekend, with a 1-0 win over league rival Santa Cruz High.
Healthy Living: Eat more, drink more, weigh less
It’s time we take a positive attitude toward eating: Think in terms of more rather than less.
Monster Project brings local students together
Scotts Valley High School students surprised first and third graders at Brook Knoll Elementary with hand-made 3-D Monster art projects on Tuesday.
Ridin’ with the wheeldude: A look at the auto industry
As an invited media representative, I went, for the first time, to last month’s Silicon Valley International Auto Show at the San Jose Convention Center. My conclusion: This typically regional show’s main aim is to help those in a market for a new car by comparing multiple cars’ fit and feel without the dealership salesmen’s pressure.
Watch those delicious Holiday treats!
The holiday season is here with all the celebrations and indulgences that go along with it. It’s important to appreciate and partake in the joy of the season, yet at the same time be mindful of the not-so-jolly effects all of our celebrating can have on our health.
Little League teams battle for four All-Star crowns
Three of the five Scotts Valley Little League All-Star teams are rolling through their respective District 39 tournaments, while the 7- and 8-year-olds have already won theirs. Four San Lorenzo Valley Little league teams are vying for crowns, too, making the upcoming weekend one to remember.
Datebook
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New Faces (July 10, 2015)
Aliyah Maria Sasaia, a 6-pound 11-ounce girl, was born to Shonte Rose and Anthony Fuamatagi Sasaia of Boulder Creek at Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz. She was born at 3:10 p.m. on July 3, 2015.
Opinion February 14, 2020
Scotts Valley is a wonderful town. There are so many reasons why all of us live here and I’m certain that safety is on everyone’s list. Unfortunately, our great police department is challenged with higher wages offered elsewhere that makes it difficult for them to retain good talent right here. Plus, it’s difficult for an officer to afford to live here. We need to come up with several solutions to remedy what the city council calls a budget crisis.
Final paving, striping on Highway 9 continues this week
A major maintenance paving project continues on Highway 9 between El Solyo Heights Drive in Felton and California Drive in Ben Lomond.
Travelers on Highway...