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In 1775-76, the members of the De Anza expedition encountered dozens of villages and wave upon wave of American Indians as they journeyed through the West Valley. They also found a vast expanse of redwood stands, oak savannas and a network of seasonal pools in the lowlands surrounding the bay. Today, every tree has a house hiding behind it. Snaking freeways replace vernal pools. But from this hill, Steve Haze has a clear shot south into the Almaden Valley and north to a sketchy San Francisco skyline. He can make out De Anza's general route up the west side of the bay. From here, Haze, a 50-year-old high-tech consultant, likes to squint and drift back into time.
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News
Sheriff's office, students team up on website
Saratoga High School freshmen design informational site for Westside Substation.
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Hotel, apartment complex projects now underway
City officials hold groundbreaking ceremony for Verona Apartments and Cypress Hotel on corner of De Anza and Stevens Creek boulevards.
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Community
Automotive Technology Club hosts 'Duel at De Anza'
Annual autocross draws competitors from throughout the state.
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