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February 2013 • Vol 16 No. 2 • www.tpgonlinedaily.com ‘Art in the Library’
The ‘Art in the Library’ program is establishing the Scotts Valley Library as an art destination by attracting renowned artists. The next exhibit, ‘About Face’ begins January 19 and will be celebrated with an artist reception hosted by local State Farm insurance agent Laureen Youngmeyer on Saturday, January 26, from 2-4pm. Full Story on page 2
2013 Valentine’s Day Poetry Contest
Whether it’s the memory of Love, Love that has stood the test of time, or the rush of young Love, that is what we celebrate each February 14, Valentine’s Day. What could be more romantic than to express through your own poetry about that Love for your loved one — and for our readers — to read. So it’s time to send us your poem about those tender feelings and romantic thoughts to our annual poetry contest. Full Story on page 7
Supervisor McPherson Appoints Staff
On January 8, 2013, newly elected Fifth District Supervisor Bruce McPherson announced two staff members and nominated his first commissioners. McPherson’s staff members are Robin Musitelli and Virginia “Gine” Johnson. Full Story on page 5
Town Center Moving Forward
Representatives from the Pleasanton-based Property Development Centers, the development arm of Safeway, met with Scotts Valley Residents on Wednesday, January 30. Their purpose was to answer questions about the longplanned Scotts Valley Town Center. According to Scotts Valley Mayor Randy Johnson,
“The turnout numbered about 65 citizens whose mood was respectful but who posed tough questions to Deborah Karbo, vice president of development for Property Development Centers (PDC) and Tom Fitzpatrick, development representative for PDC. It was made clear to them that the citizens and the City of Scotts Valley ... continued on page 4