The official search for Wendy Rivas has come to an end. Please keep an eye out for her and if you see her or have any info call the Santa Cruz County Sheriff at 831-471-1121
Read the who article at the Santa Cruz Sentinel HERE.
Category Archives: residents
MISSING PERSON ALERT: Wendy Rivas
Late last night Santa Cruz Sheriffs recived a report that Boulder Creek resident, Wendy Rivas, walked out of her home and did not return.
Wendy , who resides on the 13000 block of Highway 9, was last seen wearing purple pants and a purple shirt. She has brown hair with purple and red tips. She is 5 foot 7, weighs about 170 pounds and is 53 years old.
3 teams of Sheriff’s along with K9s searched for her until 4am this morning.
If you have seen her or have any info, please call the Sheriffs or email us at BoulderCreekInsider@gmail.com
Picture of Wendy coming soon . . .
In The News: Barbara Day Park and crime
Joe Shreve at the Press Banner has posted an article regarding the issues at Boulder Creek’s Barbara Day Park. From the article:
“Several described Barbara Day Park — the dam park at Middleton and Fairview avenues — as a place where people are regularly drunk or high, party at all hours of the night and trespass onto private property. They said dogs are often allowed off their leashes, trash accumulates and broken glass and discarded hypodermic needles are common hazards.”
Click HERE to read the full article. The comments at the end of the article are interesting as well . . .
Remember Virgil Grimes – by Robert Presswood
Virg had just retired
He mixed his last drink
But God must be thirsty
He was taken in a blink
Now he has left us
We’ll miss him one and all
Our long time well known barkeep
Has sounded his last call
As you sit at Joe’s Bar
And inbide your favorite potion
Remember Virgil Grimes
THE MOTION OF THE OCEAN
Written by Robert L. Presswood of the Redwood Keg
Thanks to Boulder Creek Hardware for the image
Reader Letter: Trying to reach Lynette George
Hello Boulder Creek People.
I got a notion to search for Lynette and Ted whom I married in Phoenix in 1983 at Canyon Lake. Quite a story there. Coming up on 30 years.
Could you please send this Hello to Lynette or give me an email address to contact.
Thanks,
Robert McNary, Harlowton, MT.
Our Response: We know Lynette as the Boulder Creek Library branch manager. We don’t know her email address, but we’ll look in to it. We would love to hear the story!
Bikinis made in Boulder Creek featured in Sports Illusrated
Boulder Creek resident Chelsea Bell’s line of Bikinis are making waves.. in fact she had 4 of them featured in Sports Illustrated. Wayne Freedman from KGO reports. From the article:
For Chelsea Bell, company headquarters has yet to expand beyond a couple of rooms in her Boulder Creek home. Instead, the world is coming to her. She designs what women want to wear and men want to see — bikinis, really small bikinis.
Click HERE to read more and watch a video at KGO-TV.
Visit Chelsea’s company ‘Stone Fox Swim’ by clicking HERE.
Boulder Creek Author: Travis Fisk
Travis Fisk has published his first book titled Wisdom Quest. Travis says if you like Harry Potter, you’ll love this book. Travis sent an excerpt you can read below. To purchase Vision Quest from Amazon.com click HERE.
The potion she made to do this to the bird had an unusual but admired side effect, it tied the bird’s sight and what it heard to the witch’s cauldron.
Community Bulletin: Boulder Creek Propane Co-op
A group of Boulder Creek residents is working to establish the Boulder Creek Propane Buyers Co-op, in order to negotiate more affordable propane prices. The Co-op is asking that Boulder Creek Area residents who are interested to sign in on a Google Group Page.
Reader Letter: “tweekers” are a symptom of larger problem
Below is a letter from a Boulder Creek Insider reader regarding the prevalence of meth in Boulder Creek:
You could help yourself in this area, first by requiring property owners to keep up appearances and put pressure on those who don’t. This is a Quality of life issue. If those who live their don’t care about what image the town portrays, they are likely not to care about any other crimes they commit. The “tweekers” are a symptom of the larger problem. The area is infested with low life white trash. Sorry, for the cold reality folks. Unless people show they care, then they do not care. Simple, start with properties like the one on hwy9 and flat rd.
This was in response to THIS reader letter stating that the “Tweeker problem = Crime problem.”
Thoughts on this? Please comment by clicking to the left of this post..
What’s Happening in November?
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