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May 17, 2026

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Plain Talk About Food | Jumping Frogs

“If the first thing you do in the morning is eat a live frog, you can go through the rest of the day knowing...

Scotts Valley Farmers’ Market opens Saturday

The Scotts Valley Farmers’ Market welcomes everyone to the launch of the 2023 season on Saturday, May 6. Join us for a second year...

Plain Talk About Food | Soup/Salad and Let’s Talk

Having been raised by my elderly aunt who ran a boarding house for the workers at the nearby sawmill in the small town of...

Plain Talk About Food | Under the Clothesline

If you have never buried your face in a pillowcase or pulled sheets over your head at night that have been drying in the...

Plain Talk About Food | Another Basket of Bao, Please!

To appease clientele dining in a restaurant while waiting for their food to be served, a basket of bread or rolls along with a...

Plain Talk About Food | Bacon In My Chowder?

It was cold and raining (when hasn’t it been?) as I stepped from my warm car in front of Stagnaro’s Fish Market on the...

San Lorenzo Valley welcomes new restaurants

San Lorenzo Valley residents, rejoice! Our taste buds have been invited to dance with two new restaurants: Aroma in Ben Lomond and The Grove...
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My Celtic Cross

The Irish believe the Celtic cross represents the human desire to discover and experience the mystery of life. This cross symbolizes it as a...

Plain Talk About Food | My Friend, Snag

I lost a dear “friend” sometime during the storms in January, which day or night I’ll never know…I wasn’t privy to its demise. I...

Plain Talk About Food | The Value of Pho

I would be remiss if I didn’t write about the problems we all have had since the January storms here in our valley; particularly...

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Johnson wins dismissal of attempted human trafficking charges, DA refiles

He was the sort of guy who could paint a sandwich board with a creative flair. He went by the moniker “Oakengard” and was...