Los Gatos Weekly-Times | November 14, 2001

November 14, 2001

Los Gatos, California Since 1881


The Son-Rise Program helps children connect Unique therapy for autism focuses on social interaction
Megan and Jim Leney of Saratoga were dejected when they learned that their 6-year-old son Evan had autism. But since the Leneys discovered the Son-Rise Program, they have become optimistic that a cure is possible. While most programs designed to treat autism and other related disorders focus on learning, Son-Rise focuses on social interaction. More


News Flag controversy continues at West Valley College Dispute reaches national airwaves. More	News Feral pigs create problems in Los Gatos State gives permission to trap and kill wild pigs. More	Around Town Yuletide at Montalvo celebrates holiday spirit Annual community celebration and fundraiser features craft booths, food and family entertainment. More



	The Son-Rise Program helps autistic children engage in social interaction

	News Briefs Feral pigs cause problems in Los Gatos hillside neighborhood Flag controversy continues at West Valley College

	Letters Editorial: Patriotism should not be legislated Carl Heintze: Salmon woes

	The Real Deal California Association of Realtors predicts housing market rebound Home Prices

	The Prowler Composer Henry Mollicone and operatic singer Maria Spacagna perform at LGHS Yuletide at Montalvo celebrates holiday spirit Friday Forum hosts author and journalist Harry Farrell

	Main Street Picture From the Past

	Irrigation needs change during winter months

	Prolific Oven offers an assortment of cakes, pastries and other rich treats

	Sports Briefs Wildcats finish regular football season at 10-0 Annual Over the Hill Gang Challenge pits LGHS alumni against current teams Los Gatos competes for field hockey title West Valley sports scores LG frosh-soph football team wins league title

	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...

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