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  January 26, 2000    Los Gatos, California  Since 1881

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    Skateboarder


    SkateBored

    Everyone from cops to shopkeepers wants skateboarders to move on. Move on to where?


    Skateboarding is seeing a resurgence in popularity, and anyone who doubts it can cruise by the Hollywood Video at the intersection of Los Gatos Boulevard and Blossom Hill Road at the end of the school day for evidence. Of course, Hollywood Video isn't the only place kids skateboard. They go wherever they can, a migratory herd of teenagers, moving from one place to another. Why? Because every time they stop somewhere to skate, they know it's only a matter of time before a shopkeeper or a police officer asks them to move on. Adults rarely specify where the kids should go, but it's made clear that they need to get there as soon as possible. So the cyclical migration will continue until the dozens of local skateboarders are given a specific place to go.   More

    News

    Planning Commission Appointments

    Paul Bruno, newcomer Suzanne Muller receive appointments; Kathryn Morgan leaves after 18 years.
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    News

    Senior Task Force

    All 21 applicants appointed to new task force.
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    News

    Children's Hospital

    Supporters of facility face opposition from area hospitals.
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    Gardening

    Ground Layering

    Propogation technique helps difficult-to-root species thrive.
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    Around Town

    Authors' Lunch

    Los Gatos-Saratoga AAUW hosts annual event with local writers.
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    Taste

    Chevys

    Local branch of national chain offers Mexican food in a fun, casual atmosphere.
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Cover Story
Local skateboarders lobby for park

News
News Briefs

Veteran, newcomer receive appointments to Planning Commission

McMurtry and Bell Insurance celebrates 100 years in downtown

Town Council appoints all 21 applicants to Senior Task Force

Advocates for children's hospital face opposition from area facilities

'99 crime rate consistent with '98.

Elmwood body shop to make town fire truck safer for kids

Caere Inc. will stay in town after merger

Letters & Opinions
Letters

Editorials

Education
On Campus

Photo: 'Groovy!'

Around Town
The Prowler

AAUW hosts annual authors' lunch

Russian and East European adoption workshop is set

Villa Montalvo to host 'The Griffin Collection'

Engagement

Columns
Main Street

Picture From the Past

Gardening
Propogate practically with ground layering

Taste
Chevys offers Mexican food in a fun, casual atmosphere

Sports

Sports Briefs

Big wrestling match coming up for Cats

Annual Hot Stove Banquet honors local baseball stars

Longhorns win two, Wildcats lose two

Gatos girls split, Leigh drops two

Youth sports signups

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