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Photograph by George Sakkestad
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What began as an casual college lunch became a 42-year marriage for Los Gatans Norma and Richard Faulkner, the winners of the first-ever Los Gatos Weekly-Times Valentine's Day essay contest.
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Los Gatos couples share romantic stories of how they met
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Mandy Major
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Love was and is in the air in Los Gatos, as Los Gatos Weekly-Times staff members discovered through the paper's first Valentine's essay contest. Numerous couples wrote in to share the story of how they met and how their love has endured through the years, with Norma and Richard Faulkner taking top honors for their story.
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| The Los GatosSaratoga Union High School District has made the first in a series of personnel-related steps to cut costs.
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A full house greeted Sandy Decker as she delivered her State of the Town address in the town council chambers. In her speech, Decker discussed upcoming projects and the town's fiscal health in 2003.
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Los Gatos residents will have another way to stay on top of local issues when town council meetings begin broadcasting live via KCAT Feb. 18.
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| West Valley-Mission Community College District officials have until March 6 to come up with a plan to cut $4.4 million from the district budget for this school year.
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A San Francisco prostitute has reported that she was robbed in Los Gatos—by the same client who had paid her just hours before.
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A host of Los Gatos and Saratoga restaurants are offering romantic dinners for those who want to focus on their Valentine instead of cooking this Feb. 14.
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Local high school district faces critical budget cuts
Los Gatos council meetings to be broadcast
State of Town address fills council chambers
Police arrest Hayward man for robbery of SF prostitute
Community colleges take bigger hit than CSU, UC schools in state budget cuts
Town council approves Classics development with tight 3-2 vote
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Police Report
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Letters
Editorial: Town is in good hands with Decker as mayor
Sparrer: Parent-kid labor negotiations can be tough
Dwyer: 'Amazing district' will lose quality teachers
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Warm days, frosty nights bad for emerging blooms
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Realtors remain politically involved
Home sales and property listings
Planning ahead key for seniors on the move
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Local briefs
The Wine Cellar—it's the place for romance
Births
Weddings
Engagements
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Main Street
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Local restaurants cater to Valentines' 'mood for love'
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Sports Briefs
Cats win a game they needed to win
Colorful mat finals expected at Fremont
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