Los Gatos Weekly-Times | Police Report

May 3, 2000 Los Gatos, California Since 1881

Courtside Club permit faces review

Construction begins on Main Street hotel

Locals march for school funding



Police Report Theft--April 26, 4:38 p.m. on Blossom Hill Road. A wallet was taken from a vehicle at 7:30 a.m. while it was parked at a coffee shop. Theft--April 26, 11:08 a.m. on Teresita Way. A cellular phone and a wallet were taken from a resident's Jeep Cherokee sometime during the night. Domestic Violence--April 26, 6:51 a.m. near Ridgecrest. A resident was hit by her former husband at 11 p.m. the previous night. Police officers responded to the call and made an arrest.




	West Valley real estate agents kick it into high gear

	News Briefs Neighbor challenges Courtside Club's permit Octogenarian entrepreneur's hotel will go up Local volunteer organization delivers home repairs Parents and teachers to demonstrate in Sacramento Police Report

	Letters Editorial: Soon-to-be hotel-owner Diane Ogilvie, 81, had to persevere to make her dream come true Manly man learns lesson at theme park DeCinzo: Dueling parking consultants

	Lakeside Elementary takes a blue ribbon

	The Prowler Rotary Art Show in year 41 West Valley student's home featured in tour Welsh men's choir to perform Music festival at Loma Prieta gym Orchard Heritage Park seeks families Obituary: Phyllis Lockwood Canty of Monte Sereno dies at 59 Photo: Young artists' mosaic sculpture at Forbes Mill Photo: Debbi Ricks to perform on harp

	Main Street: Local Marathoner Maria Trujillo de Rios triumphs Picture From the Past: Old-timer remembers familiar quotations

	The short and tall of palm trees

	Senior Notes Stereotypes about aging harm seniors Photo: Senior Arbor Day

	C.B. Hannegan's offers international blend

	Sports Briefs Eastman sisters star for Wildcats Little league pitchers shut foes down Los Gatos boys track team goes 6-0

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