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Sports Briefs
South Bay Soccer
The South Bay Youth Soccer League is now accepting sign-ups for the spring season for boys and girls in the under-6 through under-14 age divisions (ages determined as of July 31, 2002).
The season runs March 9 through June 1, and there will be tournaments at the end of the regular season. Players play at least half of every game.
The registration fee of $65 per player includes a uniform, photo package and end-of-the-season award. Family discounts are available. After Feb. 28, there will be a $10 late registration fee charged and the family discount will not be offered.
For more information, call Norm Tavares at 408.248.8516 or check www.southbayyouthsoccer.com.
'Will to Win'
The annual "Will to Win" Asthma Athlete Scholarships will return this year, offering $100,000 in scholarships to 11 high school seniors "who have excelled in athletics in spite of the challenge of asthma."
Information on the national scholarship program is available at www.thewilltowin.org or by phone at 800.558.7305. The deadline for entries is April 30, 2002, and winners will be notified by June 2002.
Lacrosse Camp
Stanford coach Joe Christie will host a lacrosse camp April 8-11 for beginner to intermediate players ages 8-14.
Christie, a teacher at Redwood Middle School, will team with Redwood teacher and athletic director Brian Senior to put on the camp in Saratoga.
For more information, call the Saratoga Community Center at 408.868.1248.
Giants need homes
The San Jose Giants, a Class A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, is looking for local families to take in their players this season.
The search is currently on for host families for the 2002 season, which runs April through August. Linda Pereira of the Giants needs to find enough families for the players by early March.
Host families provide a player with a room, and the Giants provide season tickets and parking passes for all of the club's games at San Jose Municipal Stadium.
For information on the host family program, call Pereira at 408.297.1435, ext. 19.
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WV-MCC district and neighbors battle over Measure E
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News Briefs
Council, Chamber of Commerce at odds over Measure E
Economic development staff focuses on retaining, attracting businesses
Parents, teens push for return of Safe Rides program
Sales tax revenues decreased in later half of 2001
Construction on new Saratoga Community Library continues
Winter weather contributed to recent traffic accidents
Photo: Senior Center square dancing
Sheriff's Report
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Letters
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The Real Deal
Real estate market heats up again
Local Home Sales Listings
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Village Briefs
Gallery Saratoga moves into roomier, new location
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Point of View
Saratoga Sampler
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There is still time to complete those winter gardening chores
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Juice It! whips up freshly prepared fruit drinks and smoothies
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Sports Briefs
High school basketball
High school sports
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