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Blair Glenn says he likes to keep a low profile. He neither advertises nor solicits for business for his tree service company. By contrast, however, the fruits of his labors are very evident to those who know where to look--especially in Saratoga. For example, the two huge Italian stone pines in downtown Saratoga's Blaney Plaza could be nicknamed "Blair's Pair," since they wouldn't be a twosome at all if not for his quick thinking. There's also an unnamed rural pocket at the northeastern corner of Pollard and Quito roads that, although unnamed, might as well be called "Blair's Glenn," as it was Glenn who asked the city of Saratoga many years ago if he could "adopt" it. He has maintained the park-like patch of old oaks, sycamores and wildflowers ever since, at no cost to the city.
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News
Senior Programs
Despite being hit by budget cuts the Saratoga Area Senior Coordinating Council continues to expand its programs to serve the elderly community.
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News
City Skate
The city of Saratoga and local skaters are hopeful a new mobile skatepark will be able to open as soon as the close of the school year this spring.
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Education
Youth Orchestra
Several Saratoga High students were named to the 2002 California Music Educators Association all-state orchestra.
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Saratoga Style
Charity Ball
This year's annual Silicon Valley Charity Ball fundraiser will highlight the mystery of outer space and the futuristic spirit of the 21st century.
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Dining
Laurel Mill Lodge
The 100-year-old resort plans to offer brunches with items ranging from sourdough waffles and pancakes to lumberjack omelets.
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