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News Briefs
Council decides on KCAT's AT&T funds
The council will decide on June 5, what to do with the $95,000 in settlement funds from the town and KCAT's suit against telecommunications giant AT&T.
Two spending options were presented, one using part of the money to wire council chambers for live or taped broadcasting, and the other investing all the money in technology. Both options include some technology upgrades.
George Sampson, station manager for KCAT, said the public response he has received favors televising the meetings. However, several council members questioned the benefits of cameras in council chambers, and would rather see the money invested in modern equipment to train the station's high school volunteers.
Los Gatos 'poorer' than Saratoga
Worth magazine has deemed Saratoga as number 32 in the publication's lineup of the richest towns in the country, according to an article titled "America's 250 Richest Towns," in the June 2000 issue.
Los Gatos appeared down the list at 80. Other Bay Area cities included Cupertino at 109 and Sunnyvale at 217.
According to the article, writer Lan N. Nguyen contacted 80 real-estate specialists while researching the article.
Turn off the AC you wimp
Abnormally hot temperatures on May 22, caused California's Independent Systems Operator to announce a Stage 2 energy emergency throughout the state.
Electric customers were asked to turn off all nonessential appliances and raise air conditioning settings to over 80 degrees.
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'Nic at Night' Continues Local Church's Dramatic Tradition
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News Briefs
Budget Receives Applause From Council
Guardian's 'No-Contest' Plea Clears Way for Lawsuits
School Worker Succumbs After Long Battle With Mental Illness
Parking Garage Moves Forward Despite Money Quibbles
Council Goes to Bid On Downtown Parking
Police Report
Photo: Scenes From the Community-Wide Garage Sale
Photo: Century-old Pipe Was the Culprit
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Letters
Editorial: Money For Seniors belongs in Budget
Those Who Insist On Being Right Are Sometimes Wrong
DeCinzo: Joel Gambord's Historic Home
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Fisher's Cullen Hewitt Retires in Augusts
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The Prowler
Teen Art Prodigy Says Angels Paint Through Her
Rhythm Makers Will Perforn at Montalvo
Births
Engagements: Nora Margaret Keenan and Robert Edwin Tonn
Weddings: Rebecca Willet and Jason Drew
Photo: Ticket Artists Michael Arnstein and Louise Van Meter
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Business Briefs
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Main Street
Picture From the Past
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Now's the best time to plant flowers, fruits and veggies
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Casa Valencia Serves Up Authentic Mexican Food
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Sports Briefs
Farnady, Bates win CCS titles
Hennessy wins CCS 800, then disqualifies
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