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Blended Families
When divorced parents bring their families together it can create complex relationships
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Norbert Fronczak thought stepfamily problems would simply work themselves out when he and Margaret Dancey married seven years ago. His two sons were 3 and 7. Margaret had been married before but had no children. As an African American, she wasn't concerned about mixed-race issues, but she'd read books about stepfamilies and knew trouble was ahead. What the Saratoga couple faced was a long, painful learning curve and a major test of their relationship. The slings and arrows of being in a stepfamily can be brutal. Relationships are complex. New stepparents, ex-spouses and the children are rarely prepared for what's ahead.
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News
Three candidates enter council race
Incumbent Joe Pirzynski, Planning Commissioner Paul Dubois and Chamber board member Diane McNutt will run on November ballot.
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Town considers regulations for chain stores
Officials respond to public concerns about changing retail environment.
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Voters pass parcel tax renewal
Measure B will fund low class sizes, arts education programs, teacher and support staff salaries and maintenance.
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Around Town
Junior League honors local volunteers
Community service organization will recognize Los Gatans Donald Gilbert and Bobbi Hoover at annual luncheon.
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Education
Students meet Tech Challenge
Area youth invent devices to lift make-believe Olympic torches in annual team competition.
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Taste
Café de Flore expands hours, menu
Recently reopened coffeehouse now serves Middle Eastern, health-conscious dishes through early evening.
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