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The Stubborn and Selfish City of Scotts Valley

December 11, 2015August 6, 2020 saveourshoresLeave a commentEducation, UncategorizedBan The Bag, california, cartoon, plastic bag ban, santa cruz county, sb270, scotts valley, Scotts Valley High School

IT IS ABSURD and disturbing to know that Scotts Valley is the ONLY city in Santa Cruz County that still supports and accepts the horrendous single-use plastic bag. Not only do these bags end up in our nation’s trash cans; but in Read More

30th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day Results

September 22, 2014 saveourshoresLeave a commentUncategorizedannual coastal cleanup day, Beach cleanup, monterey county, santa cruz county

UPDATED ON 9/29/14: We are thrilled to announce the results of the 30th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day in Monterey Bay. On Saturday, Sept. 20, from 9 a.m.-noon, 3,884 volunteers at 83 sites located between Waddell Creek and Big Sur prevented Read More

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