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New homes go underground
With more restrictions on building within city limits, builders and clients are applying an old solution to a new problem
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Today's building restrictions are literally driving Bay Area homeowners into the ground. With planning commissions cracking down on monster homes, residents are building basements--not the little dark, dank storage cellars where scary things go bump in the night, but big sprawling basements where the things that go bump are likely to be billiard balls or the soundtrack from a horror movie.
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News
Town parks to get state funding
Proposition 12 generates thousands of dollars for local parks.
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News
Local family practices Filipino martial art
Inay family teaches eskrima to local students.
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Opinion
Editorial: KCAT should expand
Public access station should have a larger, more diverse board of directors.
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Education
LGHS construction hits obstacles
District officials seek funding to cover unexpected costs.
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Around Town
Artists open their doors to the public
Annual Silicon Valley Open Studios allows visitors to meet artists and see their work.
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Taste
Willow Street Pizza offers breakfast
Los Gatos location of popular chain now offers morning menu.
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