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The San Lorenzo Valley Post is a community-focused local news outlet serving the San Lorenzo Valley and greater Santa Cruz County.
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Marsha Jorah Rowan 1951–2026 (opens the original)
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Marsha Jorah Rowan, born Marsha Joan Hough, passed away on September 4th, 2026, peacefully with her daughter by her side in her home in Ben Lomond, California at age 75. Born on August 18th, 1951 in Milan, Michigan, Marsha grew up in Ann Arbor, and attended Allen Park High School. She played baritone in her high school band, and won rifle shooting competitions as a teenager. She got married, received a BA from Eastern Michigan University, moved to California, and hitchhiked across the U.S. in th
The Bored Puppy Problem (opens the original)
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How to Keep Your New Puppy Happy By Gale McCreary, Whinny Hill Aussies A bored puppy can be a problem puppy. If as you’ve heard, one dog year equals seven human years, then one day in the life of a puppy is like a week. And when you leave your new puppy home alone for one hour, it’s like a full workday. Successfully raising an eight-week-old baby puppy requires constant attention: taking them out hourly for potty training, feeding them 3-4 times a day, supervising their rapid cycles of naps and
‘We’re Still Healing’: Six Years After CZU, SLV Water Faces a Long Rebuild (opens the original)
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By Mary Andersen Six years after the CZU Lightning Complex Fire, San Lorenzo Valley Water District General Manager Jason Lillion is clear about where recovery stands. “We’re still healing,” he said. “There’s still a lot of work to be done.” The fire destroyed roughly seven miles of raw water pipeline, including the entire 5-Mile Pipeline and its Sweetwater and Peavine legs. Peavine will be repaired and replaced first, with the Five Mile Line to follow. “Those are scars that need to be healed.”
Community Meeting on Felton Meadow Solar Array Is Tonight (opens the original)
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By Mary Andersen A community meeting on the proposed Mount Hermon Solar Array in Felton Meadow is scheduled for tonight, Wednesday, September 23, at 7:00 PM at Newton Memorial Hall, 30 Conference Drive, Felton. To be clear from the start: we support projects that generate power from renewable sources, and we welcome community meetings like this one. Holding a public meeting before a project goes to a formal hearing is exactly the kind of outreach that builds trust and leads to better outcomes. T
Before the Rains Come: A Mountain Homeowner’s Late-Summer Checklist (opens the original)
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Here in the Santa Cruz Mountains, September is an interesting in-between season. The hills are dry, fire season is still very much on our minds, and yet those of us who have lived here for a while know that the first real rains can arrive before we’ve gotten around to everything on our list. That makes September one of the best times of year to walk around your property and look at it with winter eyes. There may be another reason to take that September walk around the property a little more seri
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