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News Planners give proposed apartments mixed reviews

Town hires library director

City council candidates line up



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    Photograph by Kathy De La Torre


    Clearing the Way for Housing

    Workers prepare 330 University Avenue for 25 new single, duplex and triplex homes. Los Gatos developer Bill Hirschman's project was approved in February, after two years of working with neighbors and the town. Hirschman had to overcome substantial neighborhood opposition and traffic concerns before obtaining his approval. Three of the development's 25 residences will be below-market-price units.



Cover Story
Castle Rock ranger Miles Standish is solely responsible for the park's welfare

News
News Briefs

Planners send Cupertino Development's apartment complex project back for more revisions

Town hires San Josean Margaret Conway as its new library director

Four candidates will face off for the two vacant council seats

Los Gatos Weekly-Times receives first place in Public Service from the California Newspaper Publishers Association

Police Report

Photo: Hirschman housing project gets underway

Photo: The Presbyterian Church temporarily gets a new name

Letters & Opinions
Letters

Editorial: To get the best officials, ask the hard questions

Mary Ann Cook: Heat wave? You call this a heat wave?

Education
Local school board races will see a lot of familiar faces and a few new ones

Neighbors
The Real Deal

Rental market skyrockets and diminishes

Coldwell Banker survey says million-dollar homes increase

Around Town
The Prowler

The Los Gatos-Saratoga Community Concert Association starts off its 2000-2001 concert season on Sept. 10

Clients and colleagues of G. C. Paquiz hold a fundraiser to help him in his battle with pancreatic cancer

Photo: Los Gatans take part in the Shoestring Theatre's production of 'Godspell'

Columns
Main Street

Picture from the Past

Gardening
Plants can have very different needs when it comes to sun and shade

Taste
LeBoulanger's key to success is its sourdough starter

Sports

Sports Briefs

Courtside Tennis Club heads to state finals

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