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Holy Names convent represents a waning tradition
Although their numbers are declining, the nuns remain dedicated to their work
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There was a time, not so long ago, when nuns strolled in their long, black habits down the corridors of Catholic schools and the halls of Catholic hospitals. But nuns are disappearing. They are becoming a shadow of the past--almost mythical figures whose work is being taken over by lay people.
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News
CDF's Alma Fire Station is still enmeshed in controversy
Disputes over boundary lines and encroachment by the station on new developer's property have caused concern for residents and good Samaritan Brian Hinman.
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News
Changes in the General Plan could have ended remodeling project
Planning commission decides to allow expansion first approved in 1997.
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News
Bud Lortz steps up as the town's new planning director
Lortz, who has been assistant director for three years and interim director since former Director Paul Curtis left, was recently appointed to the permanent post.
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Business
New shop caters to orchid lovers
My Orchid joins gourmet coffee shops and restaurants in downtown Los Gatos.
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Gardening
Some imported plants may make themselves too much at home
Non-native plants have become naturalized into the ecosystem, causing serious problems.
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Taste
Icing on the Cake opens in a brand new location
Bakery reopens with expanded services, to the delight of its many loyal customers.
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