June 10, 2009 - June 17, 2009
Volume XII, Issue 17
San Lorenzo Valley Schools Have Money for Construction Projects but Have to Wait for State Plan Approval
Most people would probably think that the hardest part about building a new school project would be passing the bond to finance it. The San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District, however, has found that getting its new classrooms approved by the Division of the State Architects (DSA) has left them in limbo for months at a time. School projects from elementary through community college do not have to go through the local planning process that private residential...
Scotts Valley fire officials are seeking to resurrect the $6 million plan to build a new fire station three years after voters shot down two bond measures that would have funded a similar...
Library advocates are "cautiously optimistic" that a $4.5 million deal to relocate the Scotts Valley library will prevail. The Scotts Valley City Council unanimously approved a deal...
The San Lorenzo Valley Chamber of Commerce has announced plans for a Home-Based Business Expo to be held in August. The Chamber estimates that the San Lorenzo Valley is home to...


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