Saratoga News | 0516 | April 20, 2005

April 20, 2005 Saratoga, California Since 1955

Photograph by George Sakkestad

Diane Carty Speicher has lived her life for the last 25 years trying to bring children closer to God and spreading messages of faith, compassion and self-confidence. Her journey began when, in 1979, Pope John Paul II blessed her as a messenger of God.

Divine Intervention

By Jennifer McBride

Events in her life have led Diane Carty Speicher to believe that it's her mission to bring children closer to God. More



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Funding cuts	'Needy and naughty'	Saratoga Library

Plans for Celebrate Saratoga! are on hold. More	Liz Kniss, chairwoman of the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors, addressed a small crowd at the Saratoga Library last week to speak about the state of the county. More	Diana Lai, an eighth-grader at Redwood Middle School, says she wants to give back to the community. Lai does that by volunteering at the Saratoga Library. More



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	Chosen One: Diane Carty Speicher had a life-altering experience


	Chamber facing cuts in funding, and it's no cause for celebration Merchants rally to save free shuttle Kniss explains county's role in tending for 'needy and naughty' Friends, but only one Sunday a month Saratoga Library pays tribute to its volunteers with a special reception Group is walking for fitness, and program is open to public Marian leads effort to check out Village business climate Sheriff's Report


	Letters Editorial: Mallory starts campaign to buy North Campus Columnist: Dick Sparrer Ex-superintendent offers six changes to promote literacy Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Perkins on Real Estate The Real Deal Home sales and property listings April is Fair Housing Month--just as a reminder


	Redwood finds roles for 180 students in its 'Fiddler' cast Obituaries


	Healthier lunch choices for students


	Saratoga Sampler Stereopticon


	Bai Tong follows ancient ritual for its takeout food


	Newberry throws well, but Falcons fall Stands grand on Lynbrook swimming pool deck Taylor, Miller pace the Panthers to 14-4 softball win over Lincoln



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