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When a firefighter in Hong Kong puts on his formal uniform, there's a chance that the buckle holding up his trousers comes from Los Gatos. When the sheriff's deputies who police Saratoga go to work, their uniform includes a pin representing the city. That pin comes from Los Gatos. When President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore came to Los Gatos, the mayor gave each one a key to the town. Those keys came from the tiny office/warehouse of TBW Inc.--formerly known as The Belt Works--tucked away on Victory Lane in Los Gatos. The place TBW owners call their "world headquarters" is responsible for lapel pins, belt buckles and keys-to-the-city that are distributed around the world.
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News
Affordable housing shortage
The Saratoga City Council cites high land costs and lack of open space as reasons behind the lack of affordable housing.
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Planning commission rejects project
The proposed mixed-use development on Big Basin Way was narrowly defeated by a 3-2 margin.
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New CoC executive director
Patti O'Brien has been named the new executive director of Saratoga's Chamber of Commerce.
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Education
Schools reap monetary rewards
In accordance with state Senate Bill 1667, school staff will benefit from improved student test scores.
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Gardening
Bay Laurel Nursery
The wholesale nursery in Scotts Valley prepares to welcome the general public to its annual open house.
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