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Los Gatos Reacts
Local residents contemplate an uncertain future in the aftermath of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon
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In the wake of the recent attacks on U.S. cities, local officials were quick to assure residents that Los Gatos doesn't appear to have the high-profile or strategic elements that would bring terrorists to town. Cities such as New York and Washington, D.C., do have a higher threat of attack because they contain institutions that are essential to the rest of the world, Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Chief Larry Todd said. If Los Gatos had some kind of large chemical processing plant, for example, then the threat would be higher, said Todd.
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News
Former coach pleads guilty to sex charges
Todd Lafferty will be sentenced Oct. 4 for having sexual relations with underaged girls.
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Council agrees to changes at Town Plaza
Planned renovations include new fountain, other aesthetic and structural improvements.
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Man arrested for shooting out car windows
Suspect captured after being followed by one of his victims.
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Education
LGHS expands freshmen mentoring program
School turns Link Crew program into a class; adult mentorship program will be added.
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Around Town
Los Gatan will ride bicycle to help fight cancer
Anne Haynes will participate in Team in Training event.
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Taste
Donut shop offers sweet treats
Maple Leaf Donuts also features hot bagels and sandwiches.
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