Saratoga News | 0447 | November 24, 2004

November 24, 2004 Saratoga, California Since 1955

Photograph by George Sakkestad

Sandra Rosa (left) and Virginia Laird express their goals for the coming week during an art therapy session at the Bay Area Pain Program facility. The program includes rehabilitation activities for both the mind and body.

Centering on Pain

By Grant Shellen

At the Bay Area Pain Management Center, it's all about managing pain. More



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Ronnie Way	Artifacts on display	Cell towers

Ronnie Way near Saratoga Avenue is the typical Saratoga neighborhood—quiet, leafy, suburban and genteel. More	Flakes, arrowheads, working stones and scrapers. These were the everyday tools and implements of Native American tribes who lived in the Saratoga Village area. More	Cell phone reception in some areas of Saratoga can be very erratic. More



	Centering on Pain: Bay Area Pain Management Center


	Change to house heats things up on the normally quiet Ronnie Way Artifacts found in Saratoga now on display They look like trees, flagpoles, but they're really cell towers Barnes steps to the podium and concedes defeat in council race Tennant takes over as chairman of Saratoga Finance Commission City's annual holiday tree lighting ceremony returns to downtown Sheriff's Report


	Letters Columnist: Dick Sparrer Cartoon: DeCinzo




	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	The Real Deal Home sales and property listings Characteristics of home buyers and sellers


	Cremona taking his career to the next level


	A day out of the classroom, but it's no day off


	Saratoga Sampler Point of View


	Kuleto in Hotel Los Gatos has new chef, and a new attitude


	Saratoga girls are CCS co-champions Warriors nail first win in football playoffs



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