Saratoga News | 0502 | January 12, 2005

January 12, 2005 Saratoga, California Since 1955

Photograph by George Sakkestad

Saratoga's Bev Poellot is a vocal supporter and active volunteer with the International Justice Mission, a national organization that seeks justice for victims of human trafficking and oppression.

On A Mission

By Robin Shephard

Saratoga's Bev Poellot discovers the International Justice Mission through a television program. More



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Dog park	City council	Tsunami victims

After a series of dog park task force meetings, city staff has identified two city parks most suitable for off-leash hours—Congress Springs and El Quito. More	The Saratoga City Council has decided to extend its interim urgency ordinance until November, 2005. More	The initial waves of shock and emotion have passed. But the tsunami that has ruined thousands of lives in southern Asia is galvanizing Saratoga residents. More



	On A Mission: Saratoga's Bev Poellot discovers the International Justice Mission


	Saratoga going to the dogs? It will be up to the city council Saratoga City Council extends its interim urgency ordinance School boards prepare for the new year with reorganization Deputies make 20 holiday DUI arrests—five in Saratoga Saratogans come to aid of tsunami victims Sheriff's Report


	Letters




	The Real Deal Home sales and property listings Competitive Market Analysis signals home's value


	'American Idol' audition a painful experience Obituaries


	Kids stay after school, thanks to YMCA


	Saratoga Sampler Stereopticon


	Ask them for a gourmet meal and Gourmet Dreams delivers


	Rad leads Falcons to back-to-back wins Walter has sights set on a return to state mat meet Porras stars for Westmont at the 20th annual Cupertino Memorial



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