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October 30, 2009
October 30, 2009 - November 5, 2009
Volume XII, Issue 32
In This Issue...
State Park Budget Cuts Hit Home
Capitola Says No to Another Rispin Extension Request
Capitola City Manager To Retire
Planning the New Scotts Valley Library
Surfing Comes Home to Boulder Creek
More Trouble at the Brookdale Inn
Loma Fire Contained
VCUM Kicks Off Thanksgiving Food Drive
SV's Red Ribbon Week Promotes Drug-Free Lives
Plaque Commemorates Lime Works
Bounty of Pjs
Water Manager Praises Conservation Efforts
Wells Fargo Gives $24K to Local Schools
Change Your Clock, Change Your Batteries
Thirty-Meter Telescope Discussion
Crimebeat
Crime Beat 10/30/09
No Charges in High School Sports Fundraising Money Theft
Environment
Rain or No Rain? Forecasters Don't Know
The Weather Twins
Mark Stone Advocates Banning Single-Use Bags
Newsmakers
Scotts Valley High Haunted Hospital Raises Money to Fight Cancer
New Boulder Creek Business Board Continuing Most Seasonal Events
Monning Holds Office Hours
Redwoods League Announces Grants
People
Scotts Valley Chamber Announces 2009 Honorees
The Mid-County Post > Newsmakers
New Boulder Creek Business Board Continuing Most Seasonal Events
The new board of directors of the Boulder Creek Business Association is again sponsoring the annual Halloween sidewalk party and Christmas in the Redwoods, although no decision has been made yet about the future of the Boulder Creek Art and Wine Festival.

The Halloween event on Oct. 31 runs from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., stretching between the Redwood Keg and Rainbow's End in downtown Boulder Creek.

The association will hold a general meeting Nov. 18, and new board president Wayne Williams invites anyone interested to attend. It begins at 6 p.m. at Liberty Bank located at 13233 Highway 9 in Boulder Creek.

The association will also sponsor caroling, a parade with the arrival Santa Claus and annual tree lighting on Nov. 27, starting at 5:30 p.m. at Rainbow's End.

A new slate of directors was recruited this summer.

Joining Williams as new officers are vice president Chris Currier, treasurer Carolyn Sanborn, and secretary Tonya Silvestri. New board members are Bob Locatelli, Terry Vierra, Talal Janbay, Morgan Scarborough and Doug Conrad.

Locatelli owns the San Lorenzo Valley New Leaf stores and Boulder Creek pharmacy. Vierra is also a member of the San Lorenzo Valley Water District board of directors. Scarborough is a member of the Scarborough Lumber family and manager of the Boulder Creek store.

Income from the Art & Wine Festival, traditionally held on Memorial Day Weekend, has helped the business association pay for the holiday events. This year's festival, as with many such events, did not make as much money in years past.

Williams said the association has not made a final decision about the festival's future.
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