Although Keep Scott Valley Rural is not opposed to the expansion of the Kidder Creek Orchard Camp children’s program, the camp, now known as Mt. Hermon/Kidder Creek Orchard Camp, is seeking approval to expand from 310 to 844 attendees per day. Their plan includes a massive commercial year-round conference center. […]
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This Week I Will Introduce Myself
“You gotta keep on keepin’ on.Life’s a garden: dig it. You gotta make it work for you.” Joe Dirt Welcome to Main Street Homestead. We live literally on Main Street. Anyone, anywhere can homestead. It is not necessary to own 40 acres. You can homestead in a small back yard or […]
Merrihew Wins Etna Lions Speech Contest
Brianna Merrihew, a junior at Etna High School, won the Etna Lions Club Speech Contest tonight and took home the $100 prize. She will go on to compete in the Lions Zone Speech Contest. Additionally, Barbara Mavromatis, Ava Padgett, Kalista Hurlimann and Dania Lazcano all gave speeches tonight and received […]
The Eye of an Eagle
By Jay Martin After a spell of bad weather, it was time to get outside and enjoy some sunshine. Being grateful for the much-needed moisture this winter and armed with my camera, I have an idea. Let’s go try and get a few shots of an eagle’s eye. What is […]
EHS Alumni Rhea Moss-Christian first Pacific woman to be WCPFC executive director
REPRINT: wwfpacific.org PAC – FISHERIES: PACNEWS By Pita Ligaiula in Da Nang, Vietnam DA NANG, 30 NOVEMBER 2022 (PACNEWS) — A candidate from the Northern Pacific in the Micronesian sub region is the first woman appointed to be the executive director of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC). Rhea […]
Freda Walker of Etna: A Strong Supporter of Scott River Watershed Council Work & Projects
SRWC Community Outreach BY Sheryl Wilkins Freda Walker of Etna recently gifted a generous donation to fund Scott Watershed Informational Forum (SWIF) set for February 22-24, 2023. She also made an additional donation towards the Scott Valley Beaver Haven Project. SWIF, sponsored by Scott Valley community members and the California […]
