Saratoga News | 0518 | May 4, 2005

May 4, 2005 Saratoga, California Since 1955

Photograph by George Sakkestad

Ten-year-old Kelvin Fann appears fascinated by a metal sculpture at the Saratoga Rotary Art Show. Kelvin was among 20,000 people that flocked to the daylong event on May 1. The Saratoga Rotary expects to make about $80,000 from the event, all of which will go to local nonprofits.

Work of Art

By Kaustuv Basu

It takes a lot to produce the Saratoga Rotary Art Show each year, but the results are well worth the effort. More



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Historical foundation	High-speed chase	Saratoga athletes

With every passing year, more and more of old Saratoga disappears. More	A car speeding to avoid the pursuit of a sheriff's department vehicle crashed into the yard of a residence on El Quito Way on April 10. More	The Saratoga High School cheerleading team wasn't flocking to Stefan Granado's classic red 1969 Chevy Camaro because he's a studly senior football player and wrestler. More



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	Work of Art: It takes a lot to produce the Saratoga Rotary Art Show


	Foundation finds that preserving the past can be very expensive Saratoga athletes get a boost from auction Three arrested when high-speed chase ends abruptly on El Quito Planning approves farmers market's move to West Valley El-Diwany rises early to support youth group by having a doughnut Sheriff's Report


	Letters Columnist: Dick Sparrer Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Columnist: Andrea Dorey


	Perkins on Real Estate The Real Deal Home sales and property listings Residents get away from it all with second home


	Artists opening their doors to strangers Group helps concert association end season on a different note


	Saratoga Sampler Stereopticon


	Morris is perfect in Westmont win Swimming, track teams set for SCVAL championships



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