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The young millionaires would like West Valley old-timers to put their homes on the market. But many seniors are staying put. And why not? Longtime valley residents have established roots and made friends, and they're living in one of the best places in the world. The climate is perfect; the scenery can't be beat, and the South Bay is not only the economic and technological center of the universe, it has also become home to a lively arts and cultural scene. Some argue that seniors might offer up their homes--for a price--if only there was appropriate housing for them in the West Valley.
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Council Continues Conversion Moratorium
Pending a public vote in November, the Town Council has continued a moratorium on converting commercial property to residential use.
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Sheriffs Make Aerial Record of Area Schools
Employing a loaner helicopter from Stanford's Life Flight, a safety-minded team from the Westside Substation is photographing school campuses.
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New Commissioner Loves Trees
Jill Hunter, the newest member of the historic preservation committee, wants to preserve local arboreal assets.
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Real Estate Magnate Charged with Conspiracy
Saratogan Nemat Maleksalehi faces new charges, this time from the U.S. Attorney's office in Lafayette, Louisiana.
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KSAR Awarded Money from Settlement
City Council agrees to give the $75,000 left after attorney's fees in the KCAT-AT&T suit to the public-access TV station.
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