Meyer Lemons: A Seasonal Delight to Savor Peak season for Meyer lemons has arrived, and these vibrant fruits are flourishing in our garden. A hybrid resulting from a cross between a citron and a mandarin orange, Meyer lemons are celebrated for their unique flavor profile. With fewer seeds and lessRead More →
State Funding for Traffic Safety Programs Awarded to County Public Health Santa Cruz County, Calif. The County of Santa Cruz Health Services Agency is pleased to announce that our Public Health Division has been awarded three competitive state grants totaling $670,663 from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) thatRead More →
Its going to be cold again tonight. Then a big storm will hit again, yes it is another atmospheric river. Be prepared and remember your 4 Ps: People, Pets, Plants and Pipes.Read More →
February might feel like a quiet time in the garden, but it’s actually a pivotal month for planning and planting. Whether you’re dealing with frosty mornings or mild winter days, there’s plenty you can do to set yourself up for a thriving garden this year. Let’s dig into what toRead More →
Mark Dolson Three Contract Awards The most recent regular San Lorenzo Valley Water District (SLVWD) Board meeting was on December 5th. The meeting lasted fifty minutes and was entirely devoted to three contract awards, all related to ongoing pipeline construction projects. Consolidating Bracken Brae and Forest SpringsRead More →