Saratoga News | 0547 | November 23, 2005

November 23, 2005 Saratoga, California Since 1955

Photograph courtesy of Alan Leventhal

Jose Guzman was one of the last native speakers of an Ohlone language. His descendants remain in the area and are active in Ohlone affairs.

Village People

By Jason Sweeney

There was a time when Saratoga truly was a village, home to the Ohlone people. More



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Tree lighting	Life of Grime	Night lights

If past years are anything to go by, the annual tree lighting ceremony and Village open house might be a favorite event for quite a few. More	Chris Mendoza cleans up crime scenes in the South Bay for a living. More	Teri Dahlbeck dreamed of living in an authentic Victorian home ever since she was a young girl. More



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	Village People: The Ohlone people


	Village decks its halls, or at least Big Basin Way, and opens up its doors Chris Mendoza cleans up crime scenes for a living It's official--council votes 3-2 to approve North Campus sale The Dahlbecks--they'll leave a light on for ya Police called when soccer 'game' breaks out in Kevin Moran Park Strike up the band--PAL Center set to open Sheriff's Report


	Letters Editorial: Kevin Moran Park neighbors are over the top Columnist: Dick Sparrer Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Perkins on Real Estate The Real Deal Home sales and property listings Local Realtors have plenty to be thankful for


	Saratoga students get into the act at PAL Center Cancer fighter winner of Patient Courage award Willard and friends looking to make it big


	Marshall Lane is a blue ribbon-winning school Columnist: Joe Di Salvo


	Main Street Point of View


	The chocolate business is sweet for Los Gatos-based Cocoa Bon


	Basketball teams set to tip off in Westmont Invitational Pop Warner Falcons claim another title Surf's up to 10 wins, two soccer championships Harris stars for Vikings at conference meet Rocky second half costly for Westmont



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