Notice yellow stickers on Bruce McPherson’s campaign signs? Looks like someone has vandalized a ton of them. The stickers state a known fact: that Bruce was a republican. Is this good, bad or neither?
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Boulder Creek – in the news
Bear Creek Road detour – Sept 10 – Oct 12
Day time road closures of Bear Creek Road for slide repairs are scheduled to take place from September 10, to October 12, 2012. The road will remain open in the evenings.
The road will be closed between the Presentation Center (2 miles south of Hwy 17 at Lexington) and Summit Road from Monday to Friday and occasional Saturdays between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Detours will be set up daily via Black Road and Thompson Road at the bottom of the hill and via Summit and Hwy 17.
The road will be reopened following completion of work each day, remain open during the evenings, and be reclosed each morning. The contractor’s equipment will occupy the roadway and only emergency vehicles will be able to pass during the closure.
SC Sheriff – Attempted Assault – Boulder Creek
Below is a report and sketch from the Sherrif. If you have any info please call 471-1121.
On Sunday, August 26, 2012 at 11:00 p.m., a 16 year old female was attacked by an unknown male shortly after she got off a bus near Boulder Creek. The suspect attempted to grab the female from behind and grasped her hair. She screamed and the suspect fled in a white Toyota truck.
The victim told her father what happened and he went to the area where he saw a similar truck, but was unable to make contact. The father described the truck as a white 1993 or 1994 Toyota pickup truck single cab 4X4, slightly lifted with newer tires. The truck was missing the tailgate.
The victim described the suspect as a white male, in his 30’s, 6’00”, thin build, a bump on his nose, light brown or blond hair, with scruff along his jaw line and a goatee. He was wearing blue jeans and a white tank top. The victim had never seen the suspect before.
Please contact the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office at 471-1121 if you have any information or similar events to report.
SC Sentinel: Missing Boulder Creek man found, deputies say
According to Cathy Kelly at the Sentinel, Frank Golding has been found at the VA Hospital in Palo Alto.
Click HERE for the full article.
Missing Person at Risk: Frank Golding
From the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s office:
Description of Incident:
On 8/18/2012 at approximately 0800 hours, Sheriff’s Office personnel responded to the report of missing person at 358 Crows Nest Drive, Boulder Creek. Deputies learned that FRANK EDWIN GOLDING, age 57, Boulder Creek was missing from his residence without explanation. GOLDING went missing sometime on 8/17/2012 in the afternoon.
GOLDING’s personnel belongings were left at the residence and no signs of foul play were located. GOLDING is described as a 57 year old, white male adult, short hair, blue eyes, 6’00, 155 lbs, no facial hair and a scar on his chin. GOLDING is in need of medication. GOLDING did not leave his residence in a vehicle and his whereabouts are unknown.
The Sheriff’s Office asks anyone with knowledge of GOLDING’s whereabouts to call the Sheriff’s Office at 831-471-1121 or Sheriff’s Office Investigations at 831-454-2311.
Lumberjack Days – 2012
A video created by the Santa Cruz Sentinel’s Christina Gullickson.
In The News: Santa Cruz County authorities cite concerns with outdoor marijuana plantations
Looks like some folks growing marijuana around Boulder Creek are creating a problem… not because they are growing marijuana, but because they are tearing down the forest, creating fire hazards, moving dirt into waterways and fouling fish habitat.
From the article:
“Firefighters are there to check for fire safety.
“When I get out of the truck, the first thing I say is, ‘As far as I’m concerned, this is a vineyard,'” he said.
If trees are cut down and the land is converted to a marijuana grow or any other use, the owner needs a timberland conversion permit, according to Cal Fire.”
The Santa Cruz Sentinel Reports. click HERE to read the article.
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TOMORROW – Boulder Creek Bluegrass and Old Timey Festival
Tomorrow and Saturday at Scopazzi’s.
Click the image for a larger view of the line-up.
Interviews with the performing bands and artists are below!
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Boulder Creek Bluegrass and Old Timey Festival
March 9 and 10 at Scopazzi’s.
Click the image for a larger view of the line-up.
Stay tuned for interviews with the performing bands and artists….!
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