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Police Report
Assault and Battery--April 7, 11:27 a.m. on Blossom Valley Drive. Five juveniles beat up a fellow student earlier in the day. All six juveniles were in the principal's office. The police were called to take a report.
Child Abuse--April 7, 9:29 p.m. on Newell Avenue. A school employee called police to report that a child had marks on her neck and face. The child said that her grandmother had grabbed her by the face before school that morning.
Grand Theft--April 7, 9:13 a.m. on Edelen Avenue. A laptop computer was taken from a garage office. The door was left unlocked and there was no apparent forced entry.
Drunk In Public--April 7, 2:13 a.m. on North Santa Cruz Avenue. A police officer responded to a vehicle parked in a fire lane with two subjects inside. One subject was passed out in the front seat. The two were arrested for being drunk in public, and the vehicle was removed.
Vandalism--April 5, 9:44 p.m. on Ohlone. A resident reported juveniles were spray-painting a bridge. The juveniles left the scene in a vehicle, and it was too dark for the resident to get a description.
Shoplifting--April 5 1:48 p.m. on North Santa Cruz Avenue. Three digital cameras worth a total of $1,600 were taken from a store during business hours. It is believed the alarm system was also tampered with.
Theft--April 4, 11:04 a.m. on East Main Street. Two recent thefts occurred at a local business including a diamond ring. The business owner next door has possible suspect information for the police.
Grand Theft--April 4, 2:35 p.m. on West Main Street. A home telephone, a cellular phone and a palm pilot were taken from an unlocked vehicle on Saturday at 3 p.m.
Arson--April 3, 10:33 a.m. on Oka Road. A fire was set next to a trailer park over the weekend.
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Tight housing market creates a challenge for new millionaires
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News Briefs
Mobile home developers plan to meet with neighbors, community leaders before submitting plans
Miradi Inc. snarls traffic, but gets applicants with commute recruit
General Plan draft EIR ready for public review
Caltrans will resurface Highway 17 during the summer
Council seeks a solution to packed Planning Commission meetings
Monte Sereno City Council appoints Fred Hawkes to Gambord's seat
Village House gets a continuance on conditional-use permit
County parks install automated ticket machines
Police Report
Photos: Bunny's Fun Hunt brings out a flock of kids to hunt eggs
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Letters
Editorials: Barry Swenson development; General Plan EIR draft
Muscles enjoy interesting history
Mountain Man wrote everything down
DeCinzo: MROSD rangers disciplined
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On Campus
LGUSD board explores solutions to facilities problems
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The Prowler
Silicon Valley Charity Ball has Roaring Õ20s theme
Weddings
Photo: Children's Fantasy Faire
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Jessica Fullmer runs Sustainability Forum from Monte Sereno
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Main Street
Pictures From the Past
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Guadalupe Gardens swings into bloom
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Fresh-baked goods come from Saratoga's Prolific Oven
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Sports Briefs
Los Gatos beats Saratoga twice in baseball
Heather Hennessy breaks idol Stephanie Chavez's record
Fisher girls earn two firsts, two seconds in volleyball
William McCalister leads LGHS tennis team to victory
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