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Rare disease doesn't stop local residents
Severe hemophiliacs face daily challenge to live a normal life
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Thomas Carine loves to play baseball. He also shoots basketballs, scales walls, sails boats and plays flag football. His mother, Nina, says, the 11-year-old Saratoga native "lives and breathes" sports. Based on his active life, few would guess that Thomas has severe hemophilia. Individuals with severe hemophilia bleed spontaneously, usually into joints and soft tissues. If severe hemophiliacs are wounded, they can experience serious bleeding. A head wound can be life threatening.
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News
Town considers hosting film festival
Event could feature at least five films by local filmmakers.
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Leadership Los Gatos program aims to increase community participation
Nine-month series will familiarize residents with local community organizations.
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Apartment manager, tenants meet in rent dispute
Riviera Terrace residents object to rent increase.
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Business
Local company offers fashions for dogs
Scribbles Corner outfits attract attention.
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Around Town
Chamber music ensemble opens concert series
The Los Gatos-Saratoga Community Concert Association announces 2001-'02 season.
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Taste
Area resort hosts catered events
Saratoga Springs provides barbecue-style cuisine and entertainment.
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