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Photograph by George Sakkestad
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Sophie Duckett, a volunteer for the Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley, cares for fawns in the backyard of her Saratoga home.
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Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley cares for many animals in need
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Amy Jenkins and Monika Downey
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Thousands of orphaned or injured wild birds and animals are saved every year through the efforts of staff and volunteers at the Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley. Two Saratoga residents, Trudy Burney and Sophie Duckett, have for years helped to nurture the animals back to health so that they can be rereleased into the wild.
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| Areas of the El Quito neighborhood frequently traveled by speedy and reckless drivers are back to being peaceful, thanks to some traffic-calming devices that were installed a month ago in response to growing concerns about pedestrian and driver safety.
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Harmonie Day Spa has been getting a lot of media coverage of late following the arrest of one of its employees on charges of sexual battery and improper conduct, but support from clients and fellow merchants is continuing to grow.
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Saratoga High School has just days to raise the approximately $400,000 it needs in order to begin construction this summer on its Performing Arts and Lecture Center.
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| For five years, Masankho Banda has taught residents how to rhythmically celebrate their bodies every Wednesday at the Saratoga Community Center, where all cycles of life and living—birth, death, travel, healing, welcoming, marriage—are interpreted through dance.
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The first Tuesday of every month is something special at the Toll House Hotel in Los Gatos. Complimentary wine and hors d'oeuvres, as well as showings of art accompanied by the performance of a local musician, have made the event a hit with local residents.
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Third-grader Maddie Emery was principal for a day at Saratoga Elementary on May 16, taking part in an annual tradition intended to give students a fresh perspective on being in charge.
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Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley cares for many animals in need |
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Calm traffic has El Quito residents breathing a deep sigh of relief
Business good despite alleged sexual assault at day spa
PAL Center campaign close to goal, but also to deadline
Photo: Creepy crawlies aplenty at Youth Science Institute Fair
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African dance classes offer 'unique cultural community'
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Third-grader in charge at Saratoga Elementary as 'principal for a day'
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'First Tuesdays' are special days at the Toll House Hotel
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