Mark Dolson Brian estimated that the upgrade to a 12” pipeline could be achieved for under $4 million (whereas upgrading to only 8” might cost about $3 million). This would allow SLVWD to demonstrate to the State that it is making effective use of its DWR funds, and to useRead More →
There is a great lineup of presentations, including a Keynote from Assemblymember Gail Pellerin, and the event will be followed by a tour of the Fall Creek Fish Ladder. Read More →
SACRAMENTO – A new law mandating certain alcoholic beverage license holders to offer drug testing devices for sale or at no cost to patrons will take effect beginning July 1. AB 1013 (Lowenthal) requires establishments with a Type 48 license from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) to have signageRead More →
by Kevin Foster Each year we have lots of new residents moving to the Santa Cruz mountains. The winters are something that take a little getting used to with trees falling, many times multiple road closures that made destinations unreachable for many hours, sometimes for a couple days or more. Read More →
By Lisa Robinson September 15 – October 15 is Hispanic Heritage month. Here we will look at two local pioneer families with pre-California Hispanic roots. For almost fifty years Santos Omnes and his family lived in Boulder Creek. Son of Maria Conception Espinosa, whose family came to CaliforniaRead More →