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Agent Notes
New agents join local Coldwell Banker office
The Los Gatos office of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, at 449 N. Santa Cruz Ave., has recently welcomed a new sales associate and has promoted one sales associate to the position of Seniors Real Estate Specialist.
Sales associate George LeCrenn specializes in residential sales in the Silicon Valley. Prior to coming to Coldwell Banker, he served as a project manager for PCM3 Construction Management Inc. He earned a bachelor's degree in construction management from California State University, Chico and earned a real estate broker license through United Educational Services.
Seniors Real Estate Specialist Bob Stadler is a sales associate whose focus is on real estate services for older home buyers and sellers. A licensed real estate broker, Stadler has worked in the South Bay for more than 25 years and holds the International President's Elite designation, which places him in the top two percent of Coldwell Banker real estate professionals worldwide.
Realtors participate in charity bowling
Families and individuals facing a real housing crisis, loss of their current home or no home at all, received support on June 21, when two local real estate districts, Los Gatos-Saratoga and Cupertino-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara competed in the Bowling for Charity 2000 Challenge. The event raised over $800 for the Housing Industry Foundation, a local nonprofit organization committed to helping families and individuals either remain in or return to stable housing. More than 60 members from the two districts participated in the charity event held at the Brunswick Homestead Lanes in Cupertino. The two districts are part of the Silicon Valley Association of Realtors which sponsored the event.
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The Southwest YMCA brings inclusion to its programs by offering them to both disabled and able-bodied youngsters
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News Briefs
The city approves spending $20,000 in city funds to entice Patrick James to Saratoga Village amid criticism from other business owners
Neighbors drop appeal over Saratoga Tennis Club
Hakone Foundation is negotiating a long-term lease with the city for the Hakone Gardens
The proposed ballot measure placing a moratorium on residential development has pulled in four written arguments in favor with one in opposition
The Fire District withholds draft report on fire service from firefighters
The city council has chosen BSA Architects of San Francisco for the library's expansion and renovation project
Sheriff's Report
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Letters
Editorial: Norton set the standard for city managers
Commentary: The Valley Home Pages debut this week
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Agent Notes
The Internet is changing the face of the real estate industry
The Real Deal
Home sale prices
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Village Briefs
Watercolorist Avie Urch finds inspiration in nature and her dreams
DARE's annual summer camp
Family Daze
Engagements: Khrishna Cochran and Jason Taboada announce their engagement
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California Living, a high-end furniture store, opens in the space once home to The Saratoga Drug Store
Eagle scout Henry Nothhaft is honored for 35 years of community service
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Saratoga Stereopticon
Saratoga Sampler
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When the need arises for an arborist, it is important to request credentials and references to avoid problems
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Bangkok Palace presents its customers a royal feast accompanied by attentive service
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Sports Briefs
Dammit race is a tough one
Saratoga, MLS to host camps for kids and parents
Photo: Los Gatos-Saratoga Magic softball team
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