Los Gatos Weekly-Times | August 18, 1999

August 18, 1999

Los Gatos, California Since 1881


Fiesta de Artes Los Gatos art and wine festival celebrates 30 years
The Fiesta de Artes--Los Gatos' contribution to the South Bay's abundance of art and wine festivals--is celebrating its third decade. Like the modern and traditional anniversary gifts associated with the 30-year mark, the Fiesta, which takes place Aug. 21 and 22 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Civic Center, has gone from a diamond in the rough to a pearl of the community. More


Cover Story .com-munity College West Valley seeks recognition as a high-tech training ground. More	News Longs Drugstore Planning commission rejects proposal for new store at Rinconada Hills Shopping Center. More	News Open Space Funding Conservation groups may receive state money to help pay for Arlie Land purchase. More

Opinion The Neighborhood Alliance Residents are seeking new ways to get their voices heard on development issues. More	Schools School Safety LGUSD trustees approve new student supervisor position at Fisher Middle School. More	Sports Courtside Tennis Club Local teams win titles at Northern California Tennis Association championships. More



	West Valley College seeks recognition as a high-tech training ground

	News Briefs Planners reject proposal for new Longs State may help fund open space preservation LGHS teacher picked for 'Wall Street Journal' advisory board Los Gatos swimmers may get new pool Police Report

	Letters Editorial: Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley Residents seek to get their voices heard on development issues

	On Campus LGUSD to hire campus supervisor to increase security

	The Prowler Fiesta de Artes celebrates 30 years

	Main Street Picture From the Past

	Villa Montalvo luncheon series draws to a close

	Sports Briefs Courtside Tennis Club teams win titles

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