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News Briefs
Saratoga resident arrested in baby's death
Saratoga resident Hong Sun Hsia, 32, was arrested June 23 in the death of a 10-month-old baby. Hsia was baby-sitting at her home June 21 while the infant's mother, of Santa Clara, took a final exam at De Anza College. The mother's name has not been released. Around 1:30 p.m. Hsia called 911 to report that the baby was not breathing.
The baby was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital where doctors discovered evidence of a brain hemorrhage which led them to believe the baby may have been shaken. The infant died at the hospital of its injuries June 23.
Results of an autopsy by the Santa Clara County coroner further suggested that the baby may have died from being shaken, prompting Hsia's arrest by the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office. Hsia is being held in the Santa Clara County main jail without bail.
Chamber seeks local groups for Celebrate!
The Chamber of Commerce seeks local organizations that wish to be included as part of the Celebrate Saratoga! community calendar of events, which is posted on the Chamber's website and given out as flyers. The listing is free.
Celebrate! is a street dance, sponsored by the Chamber, that will take place in the Village Sept. 23, from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m.
According to Abby Krimotat, the Chamber's executive director, five great bands are lined up to play, plus a DJ. There will be wine from local wineries, food from local restaurants and even microbrews. She also said there will be a laser light show at the event. "It is supposed to be spectacular," she said.
Contact Vanessa Hawkins at the Chamber, 408.867.0753, for more information.
Council honors youth commissioner Kristi Kirwan
The city council honored Kristi Kirwan on June 21, for her service on the Saratoga Youth Commission. Kirwan was appointed to the position in June 1999. This year she graduated from Archbishop Mitty High School and will attend the University of Arizona in the fall.
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Modern brides combine cultural diversity in wealthy Silicon Valley to live happily ever after.
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News Briefs
The city council approves a two-year budget but stalls on a rate hike for the Chamber of Commerce
Planning commissioners debate ways to end their lengthy meetings
Villa Montalvo hosts Saratoga's home Town Millennium and Fourth of July celebrations
Two council seats and a residential development moratorium will be top local issues on November ballot
Los Gatos and Saratoga high school surveys show parental and student support for the district's teachers
Sheriff's Report
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Letters
Two new columnists will focus on youth
DeCinzo
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Village Briefs
Kimberlee plays her Bay Area farewell concert at Blue Rock Shoot
Skyland Church hosts an arts and crafts show, ending with a concert by The Copper Family
Family Daze
Wedding: Nunnenkamp, Fike
Obituary: Agnes Brown
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Photos: Saratoga's Farmer's Market
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Saratoga Stereopticon
Saratoga Sampler
Youth Talk
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Drought-tolerant plants need less water but more planning
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Montalvo volunteers offer fashion and gourmet fare
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Sports Briefs
Saratoga High offers body shopbody building, not auto body
Michael Gilbert one of eight athletes to pin a REACH Youth Scholarship
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