Saratoga News | 0511 | March 16, 2005

March 16, 2005 Saratoga, California Since 1955

Photograph by George Sakkestad

Chip Kraemer (left) and Kat Nakaji were among the Saratoga High School drama department students exploring the controversial issues of homosexuality and hate crimes with their production of 'The Laramie Project'--and reactions of the other students have been surprising.

Straight Talk

By Jennifer McBride

Controversial Saratoga High play takes a direct approach in encouraging tolerance regarding sexual orientation. More



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Difficult choices	Engineering award	Farmers market

The Saratoga Chamber of Commerce, the Saratoga Area Senior Coordinating Council and KSAR 15, Saratoga's community access channel, may yet get some money from the city for the next fiscal year. More	Minoru Sam Araki has played a part in some of the most important events of the last 50 years. More	Things are looking up for the Saratoga Farmers Market. More



	Straight Talk: Controversial Saratoga High play takes a direct approach


	Chamber, seniors, KSAR ask the city council to keep up their funding Saratogan wins prestigious national engineering award They built it, and Quito players come to play on new diamond Farmers market in West Valley parking lot? Board will decide May enforcement campaign on seatbelt usage to begin this May


	Letters Columnist: Dick Sparrer Cartoon: DeCinzo






	The Real Deal Home sales and property listings Second home, investment property sales rising


	Saratoga violinist is a concertmaster


	Redwood parents become teachers for a day


	Saratoga Sampler Point of View


	At CB Hannegan's, everyone's a little Irish on St. Patrick's Day


	Franchi blanks SI for Saratoga victory Molseed's triple keys Westmont victory, and a split with Branham



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