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Browsing Local History Articles tagged "Scotts Valley"
Scotts Valley Area Curiosities, by
Marion Dale Pokriots
When ocean waters receded many eons ago, some interesting features were left exposed in the Santa Cruz Mountains, one of ... [Read more]
Some of the Stone Tools Found at the Scotts Valley Site, by
Laurie C. Van De Werfhorst
In 1991, Laurie C. Van De Werfhorst, along with other students in Field Methods in Archaeology Class of De Anza ... [Read more]
City Councils are elected to 4-year terms in November; the Council appoints two of its members to serve as Mayor ... [Read more]
Local Inspiration for Movie Classics: Hitchcock had Link to Santa Cruz, by
Ross Eric Gibson
Santa Cruz's Nickelodeon movie theater will celebrate its silver anniversary with a film marathon Friday and Saturday [November 1994] after ... [Read more]
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One died a well-respected Hall of Famer. The other died alone and full of regret. Both were major league baseball stars. Both called Santa Cruz County home.
Harry Hooper and Hal Chase played America's game during a time the sport endured great change and turmoil, and both played with and ..." [More]
Excerpted from Heroes and Villains: Santa Cruz County Produced Baseball Stars and Baseball Scandals by Jim Johnson
