Saratoga News | 0412 | March 24, 2004

March 24, 2004 Saratoga, California Since 1955

Photograph courtesy of Kathleen King

A native guide from Sacha Lodge shows Jason Wu (center) and Noah Johnson how fibers from the chambira plant are woven together for many useful items.

Brainforest

By Sara Hazlewood

Saratoga students experience a hands-on science lesson during a visit to the rainforests of Ecuador during a school break. More



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Cancer-free zone	Woman of the Year	PAL traffic

Saratoga has joined Monte Sereno in declaring itself free of colon cancer, becoming the second city in the nation to do so. More	Kathleen King was making a dent in the Saratoga community well before she ever joined the city council. More	Though construction on Saratoga High School's $7.2 million Performing Arts and Lecture Center is already under way, the school's neighbors are still wondering if the project has been appropriately planned. More



	Brainforest: Saratoga students experience hands-on science


	Saratoga to join Monte Sereno by becoming a colon cancer-free zone Neighbors voice concerns over PAL traffic Sophomores must pass a test in order to graduate Kilts, wild animals are topics of discussion for city council King is Woman of the Year for 24th Assembly District No alcohol, but lots of fun for teens at LG Bar & Grill Saratoga City Council votes News Briefs Sheriff's Report


	Letters Sparrer: When did the fridge become a bulletin board? Cartoon: DeCinzo




	Spring in the garden means that the shows must go on


	Perkins on Real Estate RSVP to get some help around the home Home sales and property listings When selecting a Realtor, look at experience Realty Briefs


	Village Briefs Fashion show a success, even without Cindy Whole lot of movin', shakin' on the Saratoga High stage The first World War II POW will soon turn 102 in Saratoga


	It's a 'grand' day at Sacred Heart School Youth Briefs


	Saratoga Sampler Stereopticon


	Yoshikama's new career as a baker is homemade


	Sports Briefs Franchi flips no-hitters for Saratoga Saratoga baseball team off to a rocky start this spring Follmar wins on the track and in the field for Saratoga Westmont's Jacquez is best in the division


	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation, announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...


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