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Cover Scotts Valley Becomes a City by Jessica Johnson and Donna Lind Community News 5 Scotts Valley: Then And Now by Dene Bustichi 6 7 8 Scotts Valley’s 50th Anniversary Celebration 11 by Randy Johnson 14 23 lation by Noel Smith 25 26 27 SCCPC Turns 60 (Santa Cruz County Pony Club)
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Scotts Valley! Thank you for 50 years of serving our community. We look forward to your continuing partnership.
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Cover Story — 50th Anniversary “Scotts Valley History� from page 1 -
pipes and delivery of water. The association
rose to action.
trict, which was formed in 1961 with Friend Stone selected as President of the Board. Residents were concerned that their three of us and found we were not alone. The room was full of dissatincorporate as a city. In a very close vote The Chairman of issue was hotly contested by both sides for Commission then asked the memorial park developer to meet
Elmer & Agnes Lewis
the election and announced the birth of the
Valley. Current Mayor Donna Lind recalls
Valley was the fourth city in Santa Cruz and Capitola. Humble Beginnings he City of Scotts Valley had a lot of
protest the cemetery‌ and the movement to make Scotts Valley a city was born with the Scotts Valley Property Owners Association
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city limits do not include Sandhill Road.
formed municipality borrowed $20,000 from a local bank - which was eventually repaid from
Scotts Valley Property Owners Association was formed in 1960, Lewis was voted temporary Chairperson and was the President of
Administrator. He also served informally In November of 1966 city’s administration by -
to work. Five men were elected to the inau-
vote to incorporate: Bill
who became Scotts Val-
Friend Stone and land that became City Hall and included the police station. Shortly after in 1968, Stone hired Jun Lee Bill Graham
Donna Lind (then known as Donna Berri and fresh out of school) as City Hall Sec-
In the two-year interim between the vote and Photo Credit: Norm Burns
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event every year similar to what we do carnival rides, music, parade and many civic activities. “Then and Now” page 9
CONGRATULATIONS 50 GREAT YEARS AS A CITY
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Do You Remember Santa’s Village? T he reaction is always the same ... “Aaww, I went there when I was a kid.” Almost everyone in Santa
round, it has come to represent a simpler of Santa Claus.
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near Lake Arrowhead in San Bernardino cider up near the Summit. Noel Smith, editor at Times Pub-
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theme parks around the country, Noel was
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detail to make it as realistic as possible.”
So many memories... Claudia Brown
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North Pole Characters
played by Carl Hansen, a native of
ride (like Disneyland’s teacups). It was a
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“Santa’s Village” page 8
50th Anniversary — Community News
FLYING OVER SCOTTS VALLEY Some Historical Aerial Views
Lower Right: Scotts Valley circa 1950
By Photographer Norm Burns circa 1970s)
Scotts Valley Times / July 2016/ 7
Community News — 50th Anniversary
Scotts Valley’s 50th Anniversary Celebration T he City’s 50th Anniversary Cele-
ticipants to submit a parade entry form or
The Parade theme is “1966 - Scotts Member Jun Lee. Past Council Members Officials from past years as well as those who’ve been part of our history.
will be in the parade as well as family members to represent those that are no
Dorothy
McPherson-Donell
will
Anthem as she has in past Scotts Valley
“Santa’s Village” from page 6
tickets, souvenirs, food and refreshments. Ride operators
North Pole. Only the
rides
cost
money,
and still in operation at The Boardwalk), pony carts and a miniature train. Captain Satellite, Smokey the Bear, and Romper Room’s Miss Nancy. The Many Attractions
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Visitors
could
wander
around a tear, some wish they could take their children and
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and steak sandwiches. Santa even had a Standard Oil (now Disneyland.” a new show called “Lost Parks of Northern California” structures were continuously painted and paths were kept Rowberry on Bay Area NBC. The day they arrived to shoot Time Changes the Village n 1966, Noorudin Billawalla purchased the Santa’s -
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a half dozen times. In 1992, Borland tore down or sold
stubs and other memorabilia still there.
computers, iPods, iPads and iPhones became popular, kids tions became small screens with action heroes rather than
breakfast cabins at Sorenson’s Resort near Lake Tahoe. The resident development there.
8 / July 2016 / Scotts Valley Times
Special thanks to Frank Perry at Capitola Historical Museum and Eric Taylor for the use of the photos. Written by W. Wilde.
Days parades and the Calvacade. Dorothy still performs around the State
years will be part of fireworks. Tickets
50th Anniversary — Community News
Scotts Valley Market with the park vacade and past Scotts Valley Days parades and is currently the honorary
to assist with various aspects of the parade. Check out the Scotts Valley
part as well. This year ’s students par-
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the Fireworks. Music from the past 50
information. Beautiful Scotts Valley 50 year Anniversary Pins are available at Parks of Commerce or Scotts Valley Police Department for $3 each.
From an Article by Mayor Donna Lind
“Then and Now” from page 5 down, Johnnies Produce Stand closed in the early and late 80’s, property was donated to the City for a park and city hall but there was a catch. If the City did not start construction by a set date, the property would revert back to the family. went to the business community and as the Scotts Valley Businessman’s Association, they started construction of the city hall with volunteer labor. I was one of those
center started construction. demands went up and the water district
Valley Businessmen’s Association moved into action; they paid to drill a well, which the community. Today the district uses
erson and many others. Many local businesses contributed and Las Animas Concrete. The city hall chambers with its beautiful redwood beams became known as Friend Hall, named after the time of construction Friend Stone. Then, as now, when the City needs
city and the district. As the City transitioned from a bluecollar city to a bedroom community for people who worked in other areas of our
Volunteers gather to work on a new City Hall. the other side of the hill, to Silicon Valley.
of use for sand or silica as Scotts Valley
community to step up and make it happen in our city.
a lot of unoccupied commercial space and manufactured calculators and the Victor computer. The Scotts Valley location was wholly concerned with the Victor 9000
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Fortunately in 2005 the residents of Scotts Valley voted in a temporary sales economic subcommittee of myself and Council Member Randy Johnson worked
9000 had advance features for the time. Other tech companies such as and communication companies came to town
like Central Home Supply, Bay Photo, Bell Helmet, Zero Motor Cycles and others and slowly we turned the tide and our commercial vacancy rate is now at its lowest in close to two decades. stayed the same Scotts Valley. It is still a
and we are Scotts Valley. Scotts Valley Times / July 2016/ 9
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and views them as opportunities for improvement.
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make people accountable
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to structure the work, they always rise to the occasion.” Her vision is to lead -
a pen-pal friendship and
in 2002 Piret completed an -
as a dry cleaner attendant, receptionist,
District to be the trusted source of information for people in the community on all water topics. The District wants to support the interest in water as a valuable resource,
Department
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the four months it was open. On May 18, 2016, the recycled water station opened Recently, the District reached another
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operations
and
capital
improvement The District also embraces innovation
to fruition. mercial and homeowner associations for
Piret, “there is no new water in the world. All water at our disposal now has been used before. The astronauts have been mission into space.” Scotts Valley Water District is located at 2 Civic Center Drive, Scotts Valley, CA 95066. Telephone 831.438.2363 – Website: www.svwd.org 10 / July 2016 / Scotts Valley Times
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Stone’s Vision riend Stone is remembered as a resourceful and practical visionary. house that was to be the City Hall and the police department, the city had very
“50 Years” from page 4
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about it.” friends when she shared that she had discovered a cricket in her apartment and because it was so loud, had named it “Mr. Mayor.” “From then on, nickname of “Cricket,” said Lind. Years later,
with
him
Donna Lind
Ken & Linda Johnson, proprietors
was known, took a trip to the state surplus
all he purchased. director remembers it, Stoney purchased $95 a piece. The missiles were cut up and used as street culverts. There was an article in the local paper with a photo of the mismarked down from $1
as a kind and nice man who loved to tease, Lind recalls he could easily handle anyone who tried to disrupt a City Council “Once
when
of conviction and action, Mayor Lind recalls the time when of property that was Jun Lee earmarked as the site for a new city hall and police department. However there was a stipulation that
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I remember someone -
Paul Couchman
The man was warned a few times and and called for a recess. He stood up and invited the man outside to deal with it man to man,” Lind shared. “[The mayor]
be broken, remains were found on the be Indian artifacts. All plans to start were halted. But Stone had no intention of a tractor over the weekend and broke “There were protests,” Lind recalls,
disruptive man looked at the Mayor, his size, and his obvious frustration with him,
accordance
issues.”
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employees pitched in to build what is the current home of the Scotts Valley City Hall and Police Department. Stone, Robert
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is provided by Liberty Bank.
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‘Taste of Scotts Valley’
Calendar of Upcoming Events Monday July 4
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4th of July Parade and Fireworks 3 p.m.–Dark
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ballroom at the recently renovated Alessio Chef and Sweets, La Gioconda Restaurant Sushi Garden, Bruno’s BBQ, Malone’s will be provided by professional Grille, Mint Living & Fine Bites, the Santa Cruz/Scotts Valley Hilton, Music Now. Taqueria Los Gallos, and Sushi San which recently opened in Felton. includes all seven festival wineries Chocolate Visions
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Tuesday August 2 50th Anniversary Celebration Community BBQ (Time TBA)
City Hall, MacDorsa Park and Scott House One Civic Center Drive
Every 4th Thursday Business Networking Mixer
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Scotts Valley Chamber News
Patti worked in the restaurant industry many years. She worked as a baker, super-
“Chocolate Visions” from page 17
eateries in San Francisco. Then she hit a back. She didn’t use her weekly allowance anymore. She went to school and became a chocolate, specialty pans, and many, many
Santa Cruz to marry Jon, who already lived
was her passion. Cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and fancy desserts were on the menu.
always volunteered to make the cakes. She had a little side business on the weekends yellow brick roads and ruby slippers, vol-
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Summer Youth Workshop: Fragrance Creation Ages 10-14 Come visit our enchanting and imaginative location at 200 Technology Circle in Scotts Valley, CA Workshops include a history of perfume, overview of fragrance extraction, distillation, & personal fragrance creation. Students will leave with their own handcrafted fragrance creation and formula. Snacks are provided. Please provide your own lunch. Please let us know of any food sensitivities. Workshops are in two parts (1 day each), and take place on Tuesday (Workshop 1A) and Thursday (Workshop 1B) 10am-2pm $95.00/person for both parts (Tuesday 1A & Thursday 1B). 12 student maximum per week.
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will return to Music at Skypark for of the season. This accomplished band with 28 and September 25). All concerts run from 2:30 to 6:00 pm at Skypark in Scotts Valley. Two bands will perform at each concert, and local businesses will cessions for sale, with all net
honest lyrics backed by the brothers’ blend of soul dance band.” This will be a heck of a live show. Sunday August 28 wo of Music at Skypark’s most popular veteran bands headline the
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Scotts Valley Host Lions Club Annual Installation By Noel Smith
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about 50. The event was held at the senior center in Skypark and included a dinner of delicious do-it-yourself tacos. The beef and
Bruce McPherson installs Karen Shipley
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Valley Host Lions Club many events and its McPherson, 5th District Supervisor. New
the Annual Crab Cioppino Feed and Dance, Ball Tournament, Annual Holiday Food
President Dene Bustichi. The Scotts Valley Host Lions meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the month
Lion Steve Brown was awarded a Disthe month at 6:30 p.m. at Tony and Alba’s, 226 help with the District Convention the past few years. Lion Harvey Bustichi was awarded the Scotts Valley Host Lions Club Lion Of The Year award which is voted on by the members to our club and community for the past year.
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11. Flexible mineral 12. “____ but not heard” 15. Like the States 20. Nursemaids in India 22. Battleship game success 24. Oval 25. *”Auld Lang Syne” poet 26. “Round up the ____ DOWN suspects!” 1. Eurasian duck 27. Yiddish shrew 2. It made Danny DeVitto 29. Garden ____ a star 31. Jason’s vessel 3. Word of mouth 32. ABBA’s “_____ Mia!” 4. Paper plants 33. Not your grand5. The smallest, at the mother’s mail clothing store 34. *”Divine Comedy” 6. “Howdy, ____!” poet 7. Pose a question 36. Like Mariana Trench 8. Medieval oboe 38. Bad luck predictor 9. Make with needles 42. *”Do I dare to eat a 10. Individual unit ____?” 68. Famous nurse Barton 69. Decorate 70. *____ McKuen, poet and songwriter 71. *”The Waste Land” poet 72. Lubricant 73. ATM extra 74. Slow on the uptake
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Dominican Hospital Launches Dare to C.A.R.E in Santa Cruz County SANTA CRUZ — Local business owner Ted Burke took 20 minutes out sure that his cardiovascular health is on Health Dominican Hospital’s new Dare vascular diseases that can lead to kidney failure and more sudden conditions like stroke and aneurysm. “I know that heart disease is the number one killer of both men and women,” said Burke, owner of the historic Shadowbrook Restaurant and also president of the Dominican Hospital Foundation Board of Directors, “After today’s cular disease isn’t in my future. Dominican
Shadowbrook Restaurant owner Ted Burke and carthrough Dominican’s new Dare to C.A.R.E. Program. have risk factors for vascular disease, and
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years old. To adopt your new friend, come to Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter
until they cause serious complications or death. The free, 15-20 minute car-
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Musical ‘Chicago’ Returns S P A
ADVANCED DENTISTRY OF DR. MICHAEL MALEK
Cabrillo Stage Celebrates 35 years
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musical, CHICAGO, a bold choice for the time. Join the fun as they celebrate
of CHICAGO followed by a production of the musical masterpiece, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, CHICAGO, directed and choreo-
after another. Set in the 1920s, observe as a
representation by the handsome lawyer, prison matron, “Mama” Morton and the cheery reporter Mary Sunshine. And let’s
a Rich Man”. This show is truly a reason for celebration. You are also invited to attend the 35th Anniversary Celebration on Sunday, June 26 at 5 p.m. in the Sesnon House located near the Crocker Theater. There will be wine, refreshments, hors d’oeuvres, live
for this special event is only $50. If you is sure to dazzle with Ms. Scott’s direction summer productions. Join the fun and help
masterpiece, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF.
Tickets for either show can be purchased individually or you can purchase discounted price. All performances are held at the Crocker Theater on the Cabrillo
The music by Jerry Bock with lyrics by
3337 MISSION DR. SANTA CRUZ, CA 95065 831 26 / July 2016 / Scotts Valley Times
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SCCPC Turns 60 S anta Cruz County Pony Club Hosts it’s 60th Reunion Celebration Sat-
proper care of horses. It is based on The British Pony Club, which was created in of the Horse. Since then, Pony Club has
1969 — Games Rally Team
promote sportsmanship, stewardship and
Hill Road, the current site for Santa Cruz County Horsemen’s Association (the
term “pony” was used to describe the
activities. The club will provide dinner at 5 photo opportunities with horses and ponies. Participants who arrive 2 p.m. or later can
Pony Club continues to focus on education Santa Cruz has always inspired visionaries. It does today and it certainly did in 1956. That is when a visionary team of local horse-people and youth leaders was States Pony Clubs here in Santa Cruz. Of course, Santa Cruz was much smaller in 1956; the county was home to That did not stop a committee of 12 forward thinkers from
SCCPC will provide the dinner but donations for conand activities for the club will be accepted. To help the committee plan for plenty to serve, please RSVP with your
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variety of special activities to broaden the Response
was
immediate,
reunion as a special occasion to renew old friendships and make new
and
Party to post your RSVP, call (831) 623for more information or to make reservacollected by email. In the last decade, Pony Club has
in Aptos, Ben Lomond, Capitola, Coration from 21 to 25 for traditional youth and men from across the county have
of instruction and activities. Now SCCPC invites all members and families, instructors and leaders, past and ebration for the club on Saturday, July 16.
masters membership opportunities and “SCCPC” page 29 Scotts Valley Times / July 2016/ 27
Community Calendar Announcements
Nar-Anon Santa Cruzof Northern California
children in foster care. Court appointed special advocates are
and receive support from people who care. Contact Hospice of Santa Cruz a few hours a week can have a County Grief Support Program. lifetime of impact for a child who (831) 430-3078 More info www.casaof santacruz.org or call (831) 761-2956 XT.102
Second Mondays
Invisible/Alienated Grandparents Support Group
First Mondays: 2-3 p.m., Join Nar-Anon, world wide in Watsonville fellowship of relatives and Second Tuesdays: 5:30-7 p.m. friends of addicts who have in Capitola been affected by someone else’s : 5:30-7 p.m. in Watsonville Third Thursdays: 2-3 p.m. in Santa Cruz Tuesdays. For meeting locations, Third Fridays: 12-1 p.m. please call our helpline at in Aptos 831-291-5099 or contact saveyoursanity@aol.com. Mondays Visit our Northern California Caregiver Support Group website for meeting listings in our area and region: www.naranon- 12-1 p.m., PAMF, 2850 Commercial Crossing, Santa Cruz california.org/norcal/meetings atz Cancer Center, PAMF and Hospice of Santa Cruz County invite you to attend a
Ongoing Events
Weekdays
CASA Orientations to Become Advocates for Children
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serious illness.
ASA empowers volunteers to directly influence life-
4:-5:30p.m. ed by Dr. Pat Hanson author of Invisible
one’s business. For more information: 831-4253272
Second Wednesdays Tuesdays & Thursdays
Orientations to Become Advocates for Children 6 pm, 65 Nielson Street #121 Watsonville CA 95076 ASA volunteer Advocates receive 35 hours of specialized
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Sundays
com/AptosNoonToastmasters or more info: (831) 236-1171
can have a lifetime of impact for a child who has been abused or
Santa Cruz Sons in Retirement Monthly Meeting Noon, Elks Lodge at 150 Jewell St.
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First Baptist Church Bible Study
bands, festive spectators and the
9:45 a.m: Bible Study 11 a.m.: Worship 7565 Sunset Way, Aptos irst Baptist Church of Aptos
complete details: www.wharftowharf.com
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study and worship every Sunday. Call (831) 688-5842 for more info
retired men invites you to
luncheon. You’ll meet kindred spirits, have a fine lunch and
Call Greg Horne at (831) 684-1834 to RSVP & bring a
Sunday Piano Brunch 11a.m.-2p.m. isten to live piano music at
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your brunch with a mimosa or lavender bubbles.
If you would like to participate in the next Advocate training contact cita@casaofsantacruz.org Thursdays in July or (831) 761-2956
schedule of upcoming performers or call Zizzo’s at (831) 447-0680
Wednesdays
Sunday July 24
Dated Events
Night Music Series
6 to 8 pm., Bargetto Winery, 3535 N Main St, Soquel Tsunami Light 12:00-1:00p.m. Rio Sands Questions: pat@invisiblegrand Hotel, 116 Beach Drive Rock) parent.com (831) 601-9195 Scott Cooper and the Barrel Makers (Blues) Tuesdays July 21: Wave (Acoustic Soft Rock) Business Debtors Anonymous July 28: Stormin’ Norman 5:15-6:30pm, Calvary Episcopal (Classic Rock) Church, Parish Hall, 532 Center Admission is Free, Light food Street, Santa Cruz. is available for purchase. Call Follow us on Facebook: Facebook. (831) 475-2258 for more details.
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MILES OF SMILES
8:30 a.m., Starting in front of Cocoanut Grove at the corner of ach year on the Fourth Sunday in July, thousands of runners, across America and around the world return for the annual Capitola-by-the-Sea. Acclaimed “The best little road race in Cali-
Tuesday July 26 Aptos Branch Sons in Retirement Luncheon
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Call Jim for more info: (831) 708-4133
Looking Ahead Saturday September 3 8am to 6pm, Watsonville Municipal Airport.
Friday September 9 thru Sun. September 11 Santa Cruz Greek Fair
Saturday September 10 Sunday September 11 34th Annual Capitola
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For more information call Sue Harris or Don Benson (831) 7267053 or email at caller4u@att.net
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Arts and Entertainment
Lucky Steppers Modern Square Dance 6:30 pm, La Selva Beach Clubhouse, 314 Estrella Ave., La Selva Beach, CA 95076 Friendship put to music; family friendly. Class takes place every
Second Monday each month
Stitchers By The Sea Meetings 7 p.m., Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz, 1740 17th Ave., Santa Cruz 95062 titchers-by-the-Sea, the local
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Park for the Party in the Park Check our website and Facebook page for more details. FREE
For more information, contact Sue Downtown Santa Cruz Harris or Don Benson at (831) 726- Antique Street Fair 7053 or e-mail at caller4u@att.net. 9:00am-4:00pm, Lincoln St.
Monthly Argentine Tango at Star Bene Italian/Argentine Restarante 4:30pm-9:30pm, Star Bene Italian/Argentene Restarante, 21245 East Cliff Dr.
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For more info, please contact us at a part of the fun at this annual (831) 476-6940 or visit us on parade, which starts at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church at Main Street and Private instruction and classes by Facebook. arrangement. For more information, Freedom boulevard at 2p.m. call Michael (831) 239-2247. Third Sunday of Every Month More information: 768-3240. www.cityofwatsonville.org Science Sunday
Fridays Tuesdays
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FREE Bands on the Beach
6:30 to 8:30 pm, Santa Cruz 6:30 p.m. Santa Cruz Elks Lodge, Beach Boardwalk ach Friday the Santa Cruz 150 Jewell St. Beach Boardwalk puts on two Foundation. Buy-In $15. Full free concerts on the Boardwalk snack bar available. First Tuesday of each month is special $25 buy in Visit https://beachboardwalk.com/ Concerts for full schedule. www.soquelsports.com
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First Fridays each month Wednesdays
Capitola Twilight Concert Series 6-8 pm, Esplanade Park
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First Friday Art Tour
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concert schedule.
Santa Cruz, 95060 Boulder Creek Parade eymour Marine Discovery 10 a.m., Highway 9 between Center presents a public Scarborough Lumber and Railroad lecture from a marine scientist Avenue the third Sunday of every month. his popular annual parade Topics are presented in an enterdraws an estimated 10,000 people to Boulder Creek. Parade format, with up-to-date photos, video, and discussion. www.bcba.net Science Sunday does not meet in December. For more info visit seymourcenter.ucsc.edu Old-Fashioned Independence Day
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Last Sunday of the Month
Music at Skypark
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 20)
which only increases your superstar status. Shoot for the stars, and don’t act like you’re surprised
Aquarius (Jan 21-Feb. 18)
ilder Ranch takes a step back in time with an early 1900’s style Independence Day
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Skypark, Scotts Valley art venues. The event takes place year-round and illuminates some September for for our Summer Peninsula Banjo Band 7:00 - 8:30 p.m., Harry’s Hofbrau, of the most talented local artists Concert Series. Visit myscottsvalley.com/event/ 390 Saratoga Ave, San Jose To find out where to participate music-skypark-2 for more orty-seven years of in a First Friday art tour, visit information. firstfridaysantacruz.com (Most Area, over 250 popular tunes. Come see our band for Free in galleries are open 12-9 pm for First Friday viewings.) No cover. Contact Lee McLaughlin, Booking Agent, at 408-993BAND (2263) for information about booking the band for
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
fireworks. This years marks 50 years since Scotts Valley became a city. www.scottsvalley.org
2 p.m., Downtown Watsonville
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2nd Saturday on the Farm
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Slavic American Cultural Organization Summer Barbecue
12p.m.-4p.m. at the Corralitos Padres Hall usic by Navi Stari Tamburasi 11a.m.-3p.m., Ag History Project Band. Reservations by July Center at the Santa Cruz County ‘Team up for America’ 2nd Fairgrounds oin us every 2nd Saturday on the Aptos’ 4th of July Celebration For more info call Susan (831) 7 a.m. – 4 p.m., Downtown Aptos 722-3268.
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or maybe an episode from your past — needs to be put in order. The last days of the month are
Cancer (June 22-July 22)
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