Scotts Valley Chamber July Newsletter 2018

Passport to the Taste of Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival Kick-Off Party

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New Location! Kiss Cafe’ • 915 Disc Drive

he Kick off Party to the Scotts Valley Art Wine and Beer Festival will take flight on July 12 at Kiss Cafe. Grab your passport at the door and travel with us to the Taste of Scotts Valley!

You will enjoy in-flight bites from various cuisines around the world. This is a first class trip that will serve on-board brews, destination desserts, and award winning wines.

You will have a chance to meet and mingle with many of the 100+ artists, who have each donated a piece of their work to make it the

most incredible raffle you have ever seen.

Entertainment will be provided by professional disc jockey, Jack Crawford of Music Now. This is your chance to enjoy a premier wine and beer tasting event that includes wineries and breweries that will be featured at the festival.

Calendar of Upcoming Events Thursday July 12

• Taste of Scotts Valley 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Kiss Café 915 Disc Drive, SV

Award winning wines that will be poured include Armitage Wines, 37th Parallel, Hallcrest Vineyards, Kissed By An Angel, Surf City Ciders, Skov Winery, Pelican Ranch Wines, Valley Vista Wines, Rider Ranch Ciderworks, Integrity Wines, Santa Cruz Mountain Wine Makers Association and Wargin Wines.

Hand crafted brew will be on tap from Steel Bonnet Brewery.

Ticket Price $35 in Advance or $40 at the door. Tickets include a 2018 festival glass. Pre-sale Tickets can be purchased at www.brownpapertickets.com

Saturday August 18 Sunday August 19

• Save the Date 19th Annual Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival

Sky Park 361 Kings Village Road, SV

Thursday Sept. 20

• *TENTATIVE* Multi-Chamber Mixer 5:30-7:00 p.m.

Arts Council of Santa Cruz County Tannery Arts Center 1010 River Street, SC

Thursday October 11

• Four Year Anniversary Ribbon Cutting Celebration 5:30-7:00 p.m.

Accurate Finance Group 125 Bethany Drive #11, SV

Thursday October 25

• Business Networking Mixer at Malone’s Grille 5:30-7:00 p.m.

Photo Credit: Keana Parker

Sandy and Scott Dexel — Owners of Kiss Café

Have a Safe Fourth of July!

‘Meet Your Local Kaiser Rep’ — Kaiser Permanente Malone’s Grille 4402 Scotts Valley Drive, SV

Call the Chamber Today or Visit www.scottsvalleychamber.com

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Open House Tours of the Scott House H ave you always wondered about the little white house by the Scotts Valley City Hall? In 1850 Hiram Scott purchased the 4,436 acres of the San Augustin Rancho, which largely follows today’s Scotts Valley city limits.

Built in 1853, the Scott House is believed to be the first wood frame residence in Scotts Valley. The home was built in the New England–style using local hand-hewn lumber with mortise and tenon style construction. Inside the furnishings are from the 1850’s time period and reflect the life-style on the Scott settlers.

Originally located on Scotts Valley Drive, the house was moved to its current location near city hall in 1936 due to the widening of the Los-Gatos-Santa Cruz Highway. The locust trees planted by the Scotts can still be seen along Scotts Valley Drive in front of the current Bank of America building.

In the early 1970’s the house was restored with a new foundation, new roof and other repairs under the guidance of the Scotts Valley Historical Society. Since 1853 the home was added

on to but now has only what is believed to be the original floor plan consisting of a parlor, parlor bedroom, second bedroom, dining room, kitchen and attic. The home is listed on both Santa Cruz Historical Trust and the National

Register of Historic Places.

The public is invited to attend the following open house dates: • Sunday, July 22, 2018, 2-4 p.m.

• Sunday, August 26, 2018, 2-4 p.m.

• Sunday, September 23, 2018, 2-4 p.m.

Scotts Valley Historical Society volunteers will be on hand to lead tours and answer any questions on Scotts Valley history. Tours are free of charge and suitable for all ages. For any questions please call- 438-5242.

New Member Spotlight – Red Rooster Media

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ed Rooster Media is a digital marketing company that partners alongside entrepreneurs and businesses alike to expand their digital

Collin Corbella

reach. It specializes in website development, search engine optimization (SEO), Google pay-per-click advertising, and social media advertising. Its in-house web design team delivers modern, functional, and fully integrated web-based marketing solutions to ensure that your message will stand out above the competition.

Moreover, the Red Rooster team provides a variety of multimedia services along with its internet-based offerings including logo design and video production. For more information on how you can expand your digital reach and generate recognition for your brand visit www. redrooster.media.

Collin Corbella — Account Executive — While completing a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Collin began harnessing skills in computer technology and website development.

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Upon graduation, he began applying his technical background to help him master the concepts of digital marketing and data analytics.

Additionally, he has an extensive background in B2B technology sales through experience which he gathered leading a sales development team at MINDBODY. He currently is in charge of managing all sales activities for the Red Rooster team and serves as their main point of contact for all client relations.

Sebastian Smith — Creative Director — With a B.A. in Motion Graphic Design from the SAE Institute, Sebastian has worked in advertising and design for over 6 years. Previously he has worked for BLR Sign Systems and Made Movement (advertising agency) where he had the opportunity to work on projects with clients such as Google, Facebook, Yahoo,

Sebastian Smith

Turbo Tax, Lyft, Clayton Homes, and several more.

He is heavily involved in managing Red Rooster’s Google AdWords accounts and website development for many businesses such as Healoha, Silicon Valley High School, Tynax, and even candidates running for political office (Brad Bates).

Scotts Valley Chamber News

Palliative Care Services

Providing an Extra Layer of Support

245-Y Mt. Hermon Road Scotts Valley, CA (831) 438-1844 www.santacruzgold.com

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rom her living room chair, Audrey Peterson has a view of a children’s garden and playground. “The children are so loud, but it’s ok because it’s a healthy sound,” she explains. “Kids playing and laughing and yelling – all that good stuff.”

Audrey lives at La Posada, a senior residential community in Santa Cruz.

Her living room walls are filled with her original artwork – a whimsical painting of the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and a watercolor of the familiar row of Capitola beach houses. She started painting when she moved to La Posada nearly nine years ago. Audrey is also a member of the ukulele club that meets there weekly.

Audrey is enrolled in Hospice of Santa Cruz County’s Palliative Care Services program. She receives regular visits from a Palliative Care Nurse and a Social Worker as part of the program. “I have congestive heart failure,” she explains.

“My nurse showed me what to look out for and that puts my mind at ease.”

Audrey also has diabetes and describes how her nurse has taught her to manage her symptoms. “You have more time with the nurse when she comes to the house,” she explains, and that extra support makes Audrey feel more in control of her health. She describes how her Palliative Care Social Worker addresses her “non-medical parts.”

“Emily comes up with ideas to help me take care of my problems,” she shares. When asked what worries her, Audrey pauses, “Oh, loneliness worries me sometimes, my health worries me,

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Audrey Peterson

and family things. Emily just always soothes my soul.”

Hospice’s Palliative Care team works with Audrey’s primary care physician to provide an extra layer of support.

The team focuses on easing the physical and emotional discomfort caused by symptoms of a disease or medical treatments.

Audrey recommends Palliative Care Services to her friends at La Posada. “I have told them that I’m on palliative care and they say, what is that?” she says. “I tell them they send out a nurse and caring people you can talk to about what’s bothering you.”

Palliative Care Services are available to those in our community living with serious illness who may still be seeking curative treatments and those not ready for hospice care. For more information about Palliative Care Services call (831) 430-3030 or talk to your physician.

SCOTTS VALLEY WATER QUALITY MAKES THE GRADE Este reporte contiene las instrucciones mas recientes para obetener informacion importante sobre su agua potable. Traducir, o hablar con alguien que lo entienda.

Scotts Valley Water District’s annual report on water quality shows that last year, as in years past, the District’s water met all State and Federal primary drinking water standards. Included in the report is information about the source water quality and treated water quality. It also explains how the water is treated and tested to ensure that it is always safe and refreshing to drink.

To view and download the 2016 SVWD Water Quality Report, visit http://svwd.org/sites/default/files/documents/ reports/2016CCR.pdf.

For questions or to receive a hard copy of the Consumer Confidence Report, call (831) 438-2363.

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Summer Art Camp in San Lorenzo Valley

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Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center 9341 Mill Street, Ben Lomond

anta Cruz Mountains Art Center offers the premier Summer Art Camp in the San Lorenzo Valley, the heart of the local art world. With a long history of providing arts programming to Santa Cruz County, Summer Art Camp provides a chance for young people ages 6 – high

classroom, gallery, and offering a wide range of art classes with our talented and creative instructors, most professional artists in diverse fields.

Our goal is to provide campers with opportunities that build self-esteem through art and friendship. We also provide campers with a variety of experiences to explore their artistic creativity! Students work on individual and collaborative projects in disciplines such as painting and drawing, cartoon art, ceramics, printmaking, and art meets science (STEAM) classes.

Students will learn to feel comfortable expressing themselves artistically and within a group setting. Campers will have an opportunity to participate in critiques, and learn how to present and discuss their work.

Session I: July 9-13 • Session II: July 16-20 • Session III: July 23-27 • Session IV: July 30 – Aug 3 AGES 6 – 12: Morning Class: 9:30 a.m.

school to survey different artistic movements and develop their own craft.

All levels are welcome—the only requirement is a sincere interest in the visual arts! Summer Art Camp is held at the Art Center’s location in Ben Lomond, equipped with a studio

– 12:00 p.m. • Supervised Lunch: 12:00 -12:30 p.m. • Afternoon Class: 12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

TWEENS & TEENS: Late Afternoon Class: 3:30 – *5:30 p.m. *Note: Session III Robotics is 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM, Mon. – Thurs., July 23-26.

For a complete description of the Summer Art Camp classes and schedule go to: http://www.mountainartcenter.org/ youth/at-the-art-center/art-camps/ n ••• Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center 9341 Mill Street, Ben Lomond, CA 95005. Regular Hours: Wed - Sun, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. (831) 3363513, Website: www.mountainartcenter.org/

WATER 3 DAYS A WEEK OR LESS PLEASE USE WATER WISELY. SUMMER IRRIGATION STANDARDS IN EFFECT.

Happy Independence Day

• Limit watering to no more than 3 days per week.

Wishing you and your family a safe and festive July 4th holiday.

• Irrigation must occur before 10 am and after 5 pm.

• Exempt are edible landscaping and watering by hand (using a shut-off nozzle or watering can).

Cheryl D Rebottaro, AAMS®, CRPC®

Penalties may be assessed for watering outside these times and/or allowed days.

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