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Photograph by George Sakkestad
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This mahogany Jerusalem cricket, which looks fearsome but is actually harmless, is one of the many species that Los Gatan David Weissman raises and studies.
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Local doctor is 'world expert' on obscure insect
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Shari Kaplan
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Though he's an anesthesiologist by vocation, David Weissman's real passion is the Jerusalem cricket, an enigmatic nocturnal insect that is known for lying buried in the soil. With a large home lab that houses various live specimens, Weissman is working toward publishing the definitive book on the unusual anthropod.
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Commercial burglaries |
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Hazardous golf balls |
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| Los Gatos businesses say that although profits were low during the holidays, residents' patronage was heartening.
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The first week of the year was a busy one for police in Los Gatos when two downtown businesses reported burglaries in separate cases.
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Golf balls from the nearby Rinconada Country Club continue to fly into Mark Medalie's yard, but planning commissioners state that his protective canopies violate zoning codes.
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| O'Donnell leaving board |
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Bangkok Taste |
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| Being a lawyer was always fulfilling for Tom O'Donnell but it never was enough for the community—for his community, as he would say.
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Be it in music, art or letters, every woman being recognized this February by the Santa Clara County branch of the National League of American Pen Women has earned the title of "achiever."
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Since 1993, Bangkok Taste has been serving up the piquant food of Thailand in Los Gatos.
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