Tonight starting at 6:30 p.m. there will be a fundraiser for the employees of the Boulder Creek Brewery – happening at Joe’s Bar. Please come down to Joe’s, listen to some great live music from Heathen Hill and others and support our good town folks who are suddenly without employment.
photo credit: Jeff Hill
It’s a sad day for Boulder Creek. Last night the Brewery here had a catastrophic fire. Luckily no one was hurt and the fire was contained within the building.
KBCZ is having it’s 2nd annual Dance Party Fundraiser upstairs in the newly remodeled Odd Fellows Building in town tonight. This years theme is a Black and White All-Age Dance Party and the Odd Fellows Hall has never looked so great! KBCZ volunteers spent Friday night happily decorating and stocking the bar. Samtheram is ready to spin tunes, beer and wine will be sold, appetizers from Boulder Creek Pizza and Pub and a delicious dessert buffet by Dessert First will be provided and, per usual, there is a killer silent auction that includes a brand new Toshiba Laptop, An O’Neill Catamaran Sail, Winchester Mystery House Tickets, A Delicious 6 Course Indian-Nepalese Meal Delivered to Your Door, Massages by Massage of Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz Derby Girls Game Tickets, a 2 Night Stay in a Big Basin Deluxe Cabin, A Savannah Chanelle 10 Person Private Wine Tasting and Tour. 2 passes to the DIO Fest and more!
Come join us for a super fun night tonight, Saturday March 28th upstairs in the newly remodeled Odd Fellows Building in town “Wear all Black, Wear all White, or Wear Both, Black and White!” $10.00 at the door, $5.00 kids!
Skyler was found last night. Thanks to this community for getting the word out. Below is a note from Skyler’s dad:
Skyler was brought home last night, the responses from everyone last night were awesome and eventually led us to him. He is safe. I want to thank everyone for all their help. It feels so good to know that our community still pulls together in times like this. Thank you again.
Skylers dad,
Ron
Thanks to Justin at Boulder Creek Pizza & Pub for sending in the poster.
UPDATE: We just called the family number. Here is what we learned: “On Monday he was dropped off at his house in Ben Lomond. Usually he walks to the park in Ben Lomond, but they are not sure what he did on this past Monday. He never came home. He is 14 but looks young for his age. He’s lately been hanging out with the ‘wrong crowd’.”
Also – the number for the Sheriff on the poster is wrong. The number for local dispatch is: 471-1121
From the Sheriff’s office – he was last seen wearing a black baseball cap with “Metal Military” written on it, a blue Santa Cruz sweatshirt, blue jeans and black Vans with Red Shoe Laces.
KBCZ is getting ready for it’s 2nd annual Dance Party Fundraiser upstairs in the newly remodeled Odd Fellows Building in town. This years theme is a Black and White All-Age Dance Party. Samtheram will be spinning tunes, beer and wine will be sold, appetizers from Boulder Creek Pizza and Pub and a delicious dessert buffet by Dessert First will be provided and, per usual, there is a killer silent auction that include a brand new Toshiba Laptop, An O’Neill Yacht Charter Sail, Winchester Mystery House Tickets, A 6 Course Nepalese Meal Delivered to Your Door, Massages by Massage of Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz Derby Girls Game Tickets, a 2 Night Stay in Big Basin Deluxe Cabin, A Savannah Chanelle 10 Person Private Tasting and Tour and more coming in…
KBCZ is an all-volunteer Boulder Creek community radio project with it’s station located upstairs above Jenna-Sues coffee shop. BC residents have been meeting weekends and evenings learning to program and learning other aspects of all things radio. If you would like to get involved, please visit KBCZ.org and have a look around! Other wise, come join us for a super fun night in March! Saturday March 28th upstairs in the newly remodeled Odd Fellows Building in town “Wear all Black, Wear all White, or Wear Both, Black and White!” 10.00 at the door, 5.00 kids! March 28th.
KBCZ is having it’s 2nd annual Dance Party Fundraiser! This years theme is a Black and White All-Age Dance Party! If you were there last year, you know how much fun was had! Samtheram will be spinning tunes, beer and wine will be sold, appetizers and a dessert buffet by Dessert First (so you know it’ will be delicious!) will be provided and, per usual, there is a killer silent auction!
KBCZ is an all-volunteer Boulder Creek community radio project with it’s station located upstairs above Jenna-Sues coffee shop. BC residents have been meeting weekends and evenings learning to program and learning other aspects of all things radio. If you would like to be involved, please visit KBCZ.org and have a look around! Other wise, come join us for a super fun night in March! Saturday March 28th upstairs in the newly remodeled Odd Fellows Building in town “Wear all Black, Wear all White, or Wear Both, Black and White!”
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Below is an article written by Beth Volz about a Boulder Creek Family who is experiencing difficult, unforeseen times. If you’d like to help this family in their time of hardship, please visit: http://www.gofundme.com/RallyForRamey
Ramey White’s Arduous Journey Just Beginning
Can a story be heart-wrenching and heartwarming at the same time? Ramey White’s tale is both.
It began on Friday, January 23, when Boulder Creek resident Ramey White and his family were on a ski trip at Lake Tahoe for their six-year-old son Ryder’s birthday. But the next day, a devastating event occurred that would drastically change their lives.
On Saturday, Ramey spent the day teaching Ryder to ski. But when they returned to the car, Ramey told his fiancé, Lindsay Jamieson, that he could not feel his legs. That night, she massaged his legs, but he awoke in the middle of the night with excruciating pain and numbness.
Lindsey rushed Ramey to the nearest hospital, where doctors conducted a barrage of medical tests over the course of four agonizing days. The doctors finally determined that Ramey had been stricken with Guillian-Barre Syndrome (Ghee-yan Bah-ray) or GBS. GBS is an autoimmune disease that attacks a person’s nervous system, causing paralysis throughout the body, including the lungs. Recovery can take up to three years.
Ramey was then transferred to the Neurology Department at Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno, and was placed in the ICU, where he spent 18 nerve-racking days.
In her first post on the gofundme.com site http://www.gofundme.com/RallyForRamey, Lindsay began: “It’s hard to know even where to begin. This last week, of this journey we call life, has been harder than anything I’ve ever had to endure. We are starting a blog to keep everybody who loves Ramey up to date on his progress.
“As the reality of the situation sets in,” she continued, “Ramey was our only source of income, as I have been at home raising our six-month-old baby and six-year-old boy.” She added, “This is very difficult and very humbling, but we realize we can’t do this on our own. Continue reading
What: Opening Reception for the museums new exhibit Bear With Us
When: Sunday, February 15th, 2015 from 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Where: San Lorenzo Valley Museum
12547 Highway 9, Boulder Creek, CA 95006
(831) 338-8382
In the late 1700s, the San Francisco peninsula was a wilderness, and home to large numbers of grizzlies. The abundance of food was shared between the hierarchy of wildlife and the native peoples; there was plenty for all. In just a few decades, this would change.
Confrontations between man and bear often resulted in death or serious injury. By the late-1800s there were few grizzlies left here and by 1900, grizzlies, once prolific, had been hunted to extinction.
This exhibition tells the stories of bear encounters, both grizzlies and black bears, in the Santa Cruz area from the late 1700s to the present day and reminds us that often our intolerance can lead to an unrecoverable and regrettable loss.
The exhibition includes hands-on activities for young visitors and interactive elements to engage visitors of all ages.
Exhibition Sponsored by: The Robinson Family, Travis Tree Professionals, A Team Tree Service, Christianson Tree Experts Co., Pacific Mountain Tree Service, Big Creek Lumber, Jeff Hill and Sons. Thanks to Bay Photo for their support in the printing of the exhibition panels.
Opening Reception Sponsored by: Big Basin Vineyards and New Leaf Community Market, Boulder Creek.
Artwork By Santa Cruz Artist Connie Williams
We’re lucky to have great choices for food in this small town. We have The Brewery, Boulder Creek Pub and Pizza, Scopazzi’s, The Redwood Keg and some really top-notch sushi at Tae’s Edo Sushi.
Below is an image of this week’s specials. To see their full menu click HERE to visit their website.
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