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Thanks to Miles for this image!
In Memoriam – Virgil
Virgil, long time Joe’s Bar bartender and former Ben Lomond firefighter has passed away. Virgil tended bar at Joe’s for over 30 years. Virgil was known for his strong laugh and loved by Boulder Creek. You will be missed.
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!
NEWS: Boulder Creek Propane Buyers Co-op
Use Propane and want to save money? Then read the release below from the newly formed Boulder Creek Propane Buyers Co-op
For Immediate Release
A group of Boulder Creek residents have established the Boulder Creek Propane Buyers Co-op, in order to negotiate more affordable propane prices with companies that serve this rural area. Continue reading
Neighbors and Community Safety Meeting at the Rec Hall
Wednesday, March 13th 6:30pm at the Boulder Creek Rec. Hall in the Annex room.
This meeting will inform neighbors and town community members about events that are happening, what security measures are being taken, and what is recommended in case of emergencies in the parks.
Pictures From The Past – Downtown
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Thanks to Miles for this image! More to come.
March events in Boulder Creek
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Pictures From The Past – Birdseye View of Boulder Creek
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Thanks to Miles for this image! More to come.
Sentinel: Boulder Creek residents eye town plan update: Residents express frustration over Hwy. 9 improvements
Kimberly White of the Santa Cruz Sentinel covered last night’s Boulder Creek town hall meeting with Bruce McPherson. From the article:
“If residents here had their way, a now-vacant lot in the downtown area would be turned into a plaza or park, and streets would glow with bright, welcoming lights as darkness begins to fall. Caltrans would quickly approve improvements along Highway 9, the main artery that runs through town, and the business sector would not expand into residential areas.”
To read the full article click HERE
Message of the Week – Focus
From the Boulder Creek Community Church . . .
Focus On the Things You Can Control
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