Handling pests like the Western Grapeleaf Skeletonizer and diseases like red blotch will be the subject of an April 8 workshop at Dos Cabezas.
Carrie White
Posted inLocal News
Fanning Announces Local Advisory Committee Members
The Supervisor named nine residents from eastern Santa Cruz County to his new committee, whose first meeting will be in Nogales on March 19.
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Fire Destroys Sonoita Home
Three dogs and the clothes on their backs: that’s what Patty Scarboro and Ted Swigart walked away with when a fire consumed their Sonoita residence last month.
Posted inArts & Culture
Young Filmmakers Shoot Murder Mystery in PatagoniaÂ
Family members, friends, the son of Les Blank and Cadbury Creme Eggs all played a part in the period piece’s two-week shoot.
Posted inSchool News
State Issues Lower Grades to Local Public Schools
Superintendents registered disappointment with the scores, but argued the annual letter grades don’t tell the whole story.
Posted inCommunity
Finding Fun and Joy in ExerciseÂ
Here’s three local approaches to group wellness activities, each involving community and accessibility. And one throws in tacos and beer too.
Posted inCommunity
Winter Exercise OptionsÂ
From biking and birdwalks to yoga and ‘Zoom Bachs,’ here’s a directory of group and individual exercise and wellness activities happening in our area this season.
Posted inColumns
Eating Our Way Through History: A Seasonal Roundup Recipe
Cowbelle Catherine Kuhn’s 1951 recipe for pumpkin cake.
Posted inSchool News
Matus Morriss Retires From School Board After 36 Years of Service
The 1968 Patagonia High graduate is remembered for bringing a high level of professionalism to her decades of public service.
Posted inCommunity
Historic Patagonia Adobe Destined for RenovationÂ
New owners have stepped in with plans to restore the 100-year-old Valenzuela family house at 289 Duquesne.