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Downtown is changing. With increased rents, some in excess of 100 percent, many small businesses are forced to reassess their ability to remain in Los Gatos. For better, or worse, temporarily or forever, the last year has seen an abnormally high number of independent businesses closing and new chain stores moving in.
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News
Longs Drugs now has neighborhood support
Longs Drugs returns with revised plans to open a Rinconada Center store, gaining approval rather than the denial it faced last year.
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News
Real Estate firm rebounds from mass exodus
Century 21 Seville Contempo Realtors has gained two new top officers to counter the exit of more than 40 real estate agents.
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News
Brian Hinman becomes a local hero for town and mountain residents
Hinman stepped into the breach when he purchased the parcel on which the CDF's Alma Fire Station is located.
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News
The town's two new planners have a difficult first task
The new planners' first personal task will be to find housing in Los Gatos, which may prove difficult in today's high-priced market.
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Gardening
Watering depends on many factors
The general guidelines for plant care depend greatly on such factors as landscape, soil and weather conditions.
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Taste
Blvd. Coffee still plans a grand opening celebration
When the owners of Blvd. Coffee decided to move several doors down from the present location, they didn't count on planning department difficulties.
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