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News Briefs
Council has packed agenda on March 4
At the March 4 Los Gatos Town Council meeting, the public is invited to speak on two significant applications: the Habitat for Humanity house proposed on Charles Street, and Greenbriar Development's 14-home subdivision on Hicks and Shannon roads.
The town's planning commission previously approved the 1,200-square-foot Habitat for Humanity project but it was appealed to the town council. The planning commissioner also recommended that the council approve Greenbriar's application to build more units than what's allowable by the current zoning.
The town council meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the Town Council Chambers, 110 E. Main St.
Skatepark comes before county again
After deciding to postpone a hearing until visiting Vasona Lake County Park, the Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Commissioners will hear Los Gatos' proposal to build a skatepark at Vasona for the second time. On March 6, commissioners are expected to make a recommendation to the county board of supervisors.
The public is encouraged to speak on the proposal at the meeting, starting at 7 p.m. in the County Government Center, at 70 W. Hedding St. in San Jose. For more information, call 408.299.2323 or 408.359.3741, ext. 131.
Volunteers are needed for child abuse prevention
The Child Abuse Prevention Center in Redwood City, which serves Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, is looking for volunteers to work in its case aide program. Volunteers will assist children and their foster families by helping social workers.
The center is also looking for volunteers to become part of its speaker's bureau. Speakers give presentations to children on abuse prevention and personal safety.
Training classes will be held March 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in San Jose. All volunteers will be fingerprinted and have their licenses screened. For more information, call 408.441.5198.
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California Youth Symphony celebrates 50 years of concert performances
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News Briefs
Council denies appeal on pool where land has slid over years
WV-MCC district asks voters to OK Measure E
Citations and cooperation follow Mardi Gras party
Town budget on target in spite of the economy
Revised traffic calming plan gets public airing
Monte Sereno explores sister city relationship
Police Report
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Letters
Editorials
Mark Mayfield: 'Fear Factor'
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Camp Anytown opens eyes to how others see the world
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The Real Deal
Disclosure forms are beginning to pile up
Local Home Sales and Property Listings
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The Prowler
Photographer finds beauty in nature
'Footloose' clicks heels at school musical premiere
Solo violinist will play at St. Luke's evensong
Obituaries
Photo: Wild, Wild West
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Immigrant brothers get their lives back on track
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Main Street
Picture From the Past
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Proper planting can help control pests in gardens
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Napkin Ring caters to clients of many tastes and budgets
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Sports Briefs
Escobar wins CCS title, state berth
Wildcats face Lancers in CCS basketball semi's
Los Gatos to hold soccer tryouts
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