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October 9, 2009
October 9, 2009 - October 22, 2009
Volume XII, Issue 30
In This Issue...
Report Clears Way for Second Phase of Highway 1 Widening
Scotts Valley Commute Accident Sends Two to Hospitals
Shakespeare Santa Cruz Survives
County Recovering after Storm
Big Winter Storm Hits County
Planning Underway for Mental Health Service Transition in 2013
Central Fire Chief Bruce Clark Set to Retire
City to Rispin Hotel Developers: Deal's Off
Capitola's Chief Rick Ehle Retires, Part 2
Open Studios Artists Transcend the Decades
Soquel Creek Water Eyes Second Rate Hike in Two Years
Davenport to See Long-Delayed Water Quality Upgrade
Community Supporting New and Expanding Capitola Businesses
Potential Target Center Developer Pays Its Tax Bill
Locke-Paddon Named Conservationist of the Year
Grind Out Hunger Drive
Stuffed Animals Drive for CASA
Halloween Volunteers Needed in Boulder Creek
911
Wowak Officially Launches Campaign for Sheriff
Around Aptos
Chamber Kicks Off Fall with Look Back at Cabrillo and '89 Earthquake
Local Winemakers Recall 1989 Earthquake
Crimebeat
Crime beat Oct. 9, 2009
Watsonville Killer Denied Parole
Education
Pajaro Schools Bracing Community for More Cuts
Health
The Complications of Healthcare Reform
The Mid-County Post > News
Davenport to See Long-Delayed Water Quality Upgrade
Construction began on Oct. 7 to improve a water treatment facility in Davenport, after efforts to upgrade the facility had met with frustration for the last eight years. Various local dignitaries and their representatives were among the estimated crowd of 40 at the groundbreaking ceremony.

The Davenport County Sanitation District first sought funding for the project back in 2001, but was told it did not qualify as a low income area. Further delays resulted from changing state water quality requirements and the need for a coastal permit. Funding was finally made available in June under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Cost of the project is estimated to be $1.62 million, with completion estimated by June 2010.
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