Tag: Scotts Valley
25 years of renting movies
For Colleen Shehab, Beacon Video has played an important role in many stages of her life.
New plan, optimism for Gateway South
A proposed development for the area known as Gateway South in Scotts Valley brings with it a history of stops and starts.
Reed selected for third mayoral term
Despite the city having spent 20 years pitching the proposed Town Center as a commercial magnet, Scotts Valley’s new mayor is intent on leading the project in an entirely different direction.
SV Public Works director retires after three decades
When Scott Hamby began his tenure with the City of Scotts Valley Public Works Department, Scotts Valley Drive was in bumpy condition and utilities were strung overhead on telephone poles.
Town center key in General Plan
Updating the economic component of Scotts Valley’s general plan is tricky business, with wrapping business and residential up in a tight bow a tall order.
Homeless in the mountains
With cold winter nights descending on the area, homeless people in Scotts Valley and San Lorenzo Valley have limited local resources.
Valley Gardens hole in one
Jon Damon of Davenport sunk a 108-yard hole in one on the third hole of Valley Gardens Golf Course, 263 Mt. Hermon Rd. in Scotts Valley, during a round last week. Damon, far left, reached the bottom of the cup with a 9 Iron.
Honoring those who give back
The Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce announced the recipients of their annual awards — including a Navy veteran, new favorite spot for Greek food and two community leaders who have helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for local causes.
Key to community policing
The four members of the Scotts Valley Police Department Reserve Officer Program provide area residents with optimal safety, putting their lives on the line for a stipend of $100 a month.
Candidates take center stage in San Lorenzo Valley Water District Board...
With the November election just weeks away, residents are facing an onslaught of information regarding candidates and ballot measures. Previously, the Press Banner focused...
