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Felton, California · Felton

Felton Fire Loses Chief, Service Contract with Ben Lomond - San Lorenzo Valley Post

Some Felton firefighters have said the agency is not prepared to respond to 911 calls without Ben Lomond Fire’s support. (Photo Jesse Kathan — Santa Cruz Local) By Jesse Kathan, Santa Cruz Local This story was originally published by Santa Cruz Local. Sign up for their weekly newsletters. Felton Fire Board of Directors meetings 6 p.m. Monday, May 19 and 6 p.m. Monday, May 26 at Felton Fire Protection District training room, 131 Kirby St., Felto…Read Article

Felton, California · Felton

Transportation Commission Seeks Community Input for Rural Highway Safety Overhaul - San Lorenzo Valley Post

By Mary Andersen Santa Cruz County’s rural highways, critical arteries for residents and visitors alike, are poised for transformative safety upgrades led by the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission (SCCRTC). The Highway 9/San Lorenzo Valley Complete Streets Plan (SLV Plan) from 2019 is being updated via the comprehensive Rural Highways Safety Plan (RHSP) which expands upon the previous efforts on Highway 9, to identify enhancem…Read Article

Internet · Santa Cruz

Surfnet Announces New High Speed Fiber Internet in the Santa Cruz Mountains - San Lorenzo Valley Post

SANTA CRUZ, CA — Internet service provider Surfnet Communications (Surfnet) announced completion of Phase 1 of its grant-funded project to build new fiber infrastructure. Phase 1 includes locations in the Summit Area of the Santa Cruz Mountains in both Santa Cruz and Santa Clara counties. The ultimate goal of the project is to serve 1,400 customers in the area. Attendees at the announcement at the Summit Store in Los Gatos included Surfnet CEO M…Read Article

Clampers Install New Safety Fence at Junction Park - San Lorenzo Valley Post

Members of E. Clampus Vitus Branciforte Chapter 1797 helped out at Junction Park in Boulder Creek this past winter by putting up a safety fence. “Your efforts in enhancing safety and assisting our community are truly appreciated,” Boulder Creek Recreation and Parks District said in a statement. “It’s wonderful to see such dedication to improving our shared spaces. Thank you for making a positive impact!” Upgrades and repairs at Junction Park are…Boulder Creek · Boulder Creek Read Article

More homes for sale and easing rates favor homebuyers this spring, but affordability hurdles remain

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Voiced by Hand: Joel Di Mauro Guitars - San Lorenzo Valley Post

By Julie Horner Personal relationships. It’s all about the bond between musician and instrument with a guitar that is “voiced” by hand. And craftsmanship, which is a reflection of the skill, judgment, and attitude of the luthier who uses his tools with the necessary freedom to carry out the work. Joel Di Mauro started building in 2012 from his home studio on Graham Hill Road. He studied one-on-one with Brian Burns, a luthier in Fort Bragg, how t…Santa Cruz, California · Santa Cruz Read Article

Meet Santa Cruz County Sheriff Chris Clark - San Lorenzo Valley Post

By Jennifer Mount In December, Undersheriff Chris Clark succeeded Jim Hart as Santa Cruz County Sheriff. Clark is an 18-year veteran of the Sheriff’s Office and was appointed unanimously by the county’s Board of Supervisors in August 2024 after Hart retired with four years remaining in his elected term. Clark is a graduate of California State University, Sacramento where, inspired by family members in law enforcement, he earned a Bachelor’s deg…Santa Cruz · Santa Cruz Read Article

Sugar in My Bowl: Buffalo Blues Trio Raises the Vibration - San Lorenzo Valley Post

By Julie Horner Santa Cruz Mountains locals Michele Murphy, Diane Bock, and Ramon Marc Butler share a love of the blues. The spark for their group, the Buffalo Blues Trio, was struck in 2018 when Michele and a girlfriend went to see the Tony Award-nominated Broadway musical, A Night With Janis Joplin at the Santa Cruz Civic. “I was on the edge of my seat with tears running down my face at the story of Janis’ life,” Michele recalls. She approache…Black Mountain, North Carolina · Black Mountain Read Article

Former restaurant in Marlton trades for $2.3M; new owner plans cannabis retail dispensary

The former Mexican Food Factory property in Marlton sold recently for $2.3 million, according to Marlton-based A.J. Sussman Co.’s principal, Alan Sussman, who represented the buyer. Located at 601 Route 70 W in Marlton, the 3,800-square foot standalone building was sold to a buyer, who was already awarded a license to sell cannabis by the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC). Additionally, the township of Evesham has approved a retrof…Marijuana · New Jersey See the Story

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