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On Campus
Los Gatos grads are named to Dean's List
Brian Hwang and Ryan Johnson, both graduates of Los Gatos High School, were named to the Dean's List at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania for their academic achievements in the spring semester.
Undergraduates must earn a GPA of at least 3.50 or better and take at least 12 units to qualify for the Dean's List.
LGHS grad studies German in Germany
LGHS graduate Stacey Mallison is studying in Germany for five months at the University of Bayrueth through UC-Berkeley's International Study Program. Her classes are taught in German.
Mallison studied the German language for two years while a student at Fisher Middle School. She took German for four years at Los Gatos High School.
Cheer Divas to hold carwash fundraiser
The independent junior all-star cheer squad, Cheer Divas, are having a fundraiser car wash on June 17, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Van Meter Elementary School.
Proceeds from the car wash will pay for uniforms for the girls. The Cheer Divas, along with their coaches, recently left the Pop Warner organization.
Yavneh Day School finalist in competition
A team of fourth-grade students at the Yavneh Day School in Los Gatos made it to the final round of the national Thinkquest Junior 2000 Website Competition.
The Yavneh Day School team was one of only 16 teams out of 600 to reach the final round.
Thinkquest is a classroom-based competition designed to teach children how to collect research and build an interactive website. Teams submitted entries in five categories, including Arts and Literature, Sports and Health, Math and Science and Social Science.
Methodist Church gives scholarships
The Los Gatos United Methodist church recently honored five local students with scholarships for their academic achievements and contributions to the church. The scholarships were given from the Ruth Dick Hunter/ United Methodist Women Scholarship Fund.
Recipients were Paul Bondonno attending Pacific Union College, Kathryn Breed attending Northwestern University, Kelly Hardt attending West Valley College, Alex Toy attending Brown University and Michael Young attending SJSU.
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Los Gatos singer-songwriter Chuck McCabe "tells it like it is," in his life and his songs.
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News Briefs
The final draft plan for downtown parking will be submitted to the town council on July 17
Los Gatos taps former San Jose city manager Les White as interim manager when Dave Knapp departs
Lexington water levels at normal levels for summer
Police arrest a Los Gatos man in a sex case that began online with a minor
An 89-unit senior residential care facility is proposed for Winchester Boulevard
Alma Station negotiations are still in limbo while alternative sites are being explored
Town to join animal services authority
Police Report
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Letters
Editorial: The parking plan should include a new garage and parking validation
Carl Heintze: Old men have lots of stories to tell.
DeCinzo: Les White
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On Campus
Craig Heimbichner leaves LGHS for principal's job at Placer High School
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The Prowler
Artist Rachel Monday is more than happy about her show
The annual Passport to the Wineries of the Santa Cruz Mountains is slated for July 15
Engagement: Vennemeyer, Scott
Jim and Barbara Casey celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary
Obituaries: Duff Thrasher, Norma Olson
Photo: A Roseate Spoonbill takes flight
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Main Street
Picture From the Past
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Maples offer a wide variety of leaf color, shape and texture
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A new gourmet brunch series begins at Laurel Mill Lodge on Aug. 6.
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Sports Briefs
Los Gatos, Quito in key match-up
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