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Sports Briefs
Coaches clinics
Dick Davey of Santa Clara University and Bret Simon of Stanford will be the featured speakers at basketball and soccer clinics for high school and youth coaches to be held Oct. 6, 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Mountain View High School.
Davey, the men's head coach for the Broncos, will head up a list of speakers for the basketball clinic that also includes Mary Hile-Nepfel of USF, Bob Burton of West Valley Community College, Peter Diepenbrock of Palo Alto High School and Rich Forslund of Riordan.
Stanford's Simon will team with Joe Cannon of the San Jose Earthquakes as the featured speakers at the soccer clinic. Cris Gilmore of San Jose State University, Mark Demling of St. Francis and former Earthquake Johnny Moore are other speakers.
The cost is $35 for each clinic. For more information, check the Website at www.ccsa.net or call 650.969.3295.
Special Olympics
Special Olympics will hold an orientation meeting on Oct. 9, 7 p.m., at the old Almaden Winery for those interested in participating as volunteers in the fall season. Athletes are also practicing for power lifting, bowling and long-distance running events. For more information, check the Website at www.sonc.org/sccso or call 408.392.0170l, ext. 206.
Masiello an MVP
Besty Masiello was named a most valuable player and the New England Athletic Conference player of the week after leading the Wellesley College field hockey to the championship in the Seven Sisters Tournament at Mount Holyoke college in South Hadley, Mass.
Masiello, a former Saratoga High School field hockey star, had four goals and an assist in three tournament games for Wellesley. She is currently her squad's top scorer with five goals and 11 points in just five games.
Wellesley won the Seven Sisters tourney for the third straight year, and Masiello was picked the MVP for the second straight season.
The junior co-captain had opened the week by breaking up a scoreless tie with a goal in a 2-0 win over UMass-Dartmouth, and finished the week by scoring the game-winning goal against Swarthmore in the Seven Sisters championship game.
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The family of missing woman Jeanine Sanchez Harms continues to remember and hope
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News Briefs
New fire station on hold, retrofitting current facility considered
Pakistani Ambassador Toheed Ahmad
Cell phones for victims effort has outgrown Saratoga store
Dr. Robert Bowman faces sexual molestation charges
City council approves funding of two additional traffic patrol officers
Sheriff's Report
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Letters
Mark W. Mayfield: For a beautiful lawn, forget the horses and get the horsepower
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Education Briefs
Local students contemplate possibility of a military draft
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The Real Deal
Some common household items can pose a hazard to the environment
Local Home Sales and Property Listings
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Village Briefs
Hillbrook Autumn Kitchen Tour to showcase a variety of styles
Los Gatos Film Festival
Family Daze
Wedding: Tom and Esfti Schulz
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Local travel professionals say business has slowed
Les Landin named Citizen of the Year
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Point of View
Saratoga Sampler
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Falling leaves are a sign of autumn
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Glaucoma affects millions and can cause vision loss
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Vienna Woods provides hearty old-country food
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Sports Briefs
Central Park Invitational Cross Country
Ultimate Kids Triathlon
Local school sports
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