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News Briefs
City bestows kudos on Wolf and Swan
At its meeting on May 9, the City Council honored Saratoga Community Preschool Director, Dr. Marianne Swan, and outgoing Finance Commissioner, Gary Wolf, for their community work.
Swan, who is also a former Parks and Recreation Commissioner, will receive the city's commendation at an appreciation luncheon on May 31. The organizer of the celebration, Nancy Felch, asks that people interested in attending may contact her at 408.741.0880 for further details.
The council commended and thanked Wolf, who had served on the commission since 1997. Wolf helped develop a number of the city's fiscal policies, according to the city's proclamation.
On May 9, the city also recognized the Million Mom March--a Mother's Day march against gun violence taking place in Washington D.C., Oakland and other cities--with a proclamation,.
It's not too late for students to go to Japan
The deadline for applications to the Muko-Shi exchange program in Japan has been extended to May 30. Four high school students from Muko-Shi, near Kyoto, will be paired with four students from Saratoga for the Saratoga Sister City Organization program, which begins July 24. Information and applications are available from Marlene Duffin at 408.867.1410.
Public input sought for new traffic plan
The staff in the Community Development Department is updating the city's Circulation and Scenic Highway Plan for the first time since 1983. The document acts as the city's long-range traffic management plan. The update is intended to assess existing traffic conditions and to develop goals and policies to address changing conditions.
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to present the plan and solicit input on May 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The public is encouraged to attend the meeting and participate in the document's development. Subsequent public hearings will be scheduled before the City Council to consider adopting the updated Circulation and Scenic Highway Plan. Contact the Community Development Department at 408. 868.1222 with questions.
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Feng Shui Consultants Work the Landscape
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News Briefs
City Demands Answers as Eucalyptus Controversy Continues
Owners of Saso Herb Gardens Leave Saratoga
Recreation Department Offers New Teen Camp
Foothill Club to Coordinate Memorial Day Celebration
Saratoga High Breaks Ground on Measure B Project
Council Reconvenes Library Expansion Committee
Some Retail Tenants Move Rather Than Pay Retail
Saratoga High Senior Was Gifted Writer and Actor
Chamber Asks For $10,000 to Provide Visitor Services
Sheriff's Report
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Letters
Little Leaguers' Dads Are Supposed to Holler
DeCinzo: Remembering a Horror on Memorial Day
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On Campus
Photo: Principal For a Day Emily Davis, 10
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Village Briefs
Broad Spectrum of Art Fills the Tate
Family Daze
Engagement: Kara Nunnenkamp and Charles Fike
Budding Actors Show Their Stuff
Photo: Trouble in River City
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RE'naissance Consignment Store
Robert Petersen Receives CPA Award
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Saratoga Sampler
Saratoga Stereopticon
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Transplanting Roses, Trees and Bushes
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Chef at La Maison du Cafe Calls it a Blessing
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Sports Briefs
Local Diamond Teams Open CCS
Teerlink, Relay Team Win Titles for Saratoga Track
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