Saratoga News | 0610 | March 1, 2006

March 1, 2006 Saratoga, California Since 1955

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

Saratoga resident Jeanne Fabricius, a hospice nurse and case manager, checks in on patient David Johnson, who lives in his father's Los Gatos home. Johnson has Lou Gehrig's disease, a terminal illness that is still a mystery to the medical community.

Personal Touch

By Lisa Sibley

Hospice care brings dignity to dying. More



News	News	News

50 this year	Seeking applicants	Yang's sanity

The homes and orchards surrounding the historic downtown Village received official city status with incorporation in September 1956. More	The city of Saratoga is seeking residents who want to get involved in local government to fill openings on city commissions. More	Two court-appointed psychologists came to differing conclusions regarding the sanity of Nan Yang at a Feb. 8 hearing. More

Dr. Steven Cohen, Dentist

El Camino Hospital



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	Personal Touch: Hospice care brings dignity to dying


	City of Saratoga is turning 50 this year, and that's reason to party Two psychologists have different opinions regarding Yang's sanity Ranii back on the job on a part-time basis Saratoga seeking applicants for openings on city commissions Planning's vote on Subway's bid to move into Village postponed Westmont teacher charged with attempted child molestation Sheriff's Report


	Letters Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Columnist: Andrea Dorey


	The Real Deal Home sales and property listings Selling a home without a Realtor is risky business


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	Saratoga Sampler Point of View


	Falcons fall out of CCS playoffs Prospect's Davis wins state berth



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