News Briefs

Community will see parking models

The community will have its first opportunity to weigh in on the preliminary designs for the two proposed downtown parking structures on Oct. 9 at the Opera House.

The public will be able to view the latest parking structure models by Gordon H. Chong and Partners, the design consultants hired by the town to help bring an end to the downtown parking squeeze.

The forum will be from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., and the community is welcome to ask the consultant questions regarding the project. The Opera House is at 140 W. Main St.

Town library seeks structure visionaries

While funding may not yet exist, the Los Gatos Town Library board is welcoming community members to participate in the planning of a new library.

The Library Visioning Committee will be asked to visit and evaluate local libraries to determine exactly what sort of library Los Gatos residents need.

Contact library director Gloria Grimes, 408.354.6895, to apply for one of 10 openings on the committee. Tours of other library facilities will be a part of the committee's responsibilities. The deadline to apply is Oct. 11.

Cunneen to address LG Kiwanis Club

Assemblyman Jim Cunneen (R-District 24) will be speaking at the regular meeting of the Kiwanis Club on Oct. 14 at the Los Gatos Lodge.

The meeting starts at 12:15 p.m. and will last just over an hour. Admission is free, with an optional $10 buffet lunch available. Call 408.354.6559 for information.

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Panthers, Tigers both nail wins

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