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Photograph by George Sakkestad
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Fisher Middle School seventh-grader Sean Goodison (right), dressed in a suit of armor, readies himself for a joust as Erland Cole looks on.
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History comes alive during Fisher's annual Medieval Faire
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Gloria I. Wang
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Fisher Middle School's annual Medieval Faire is a celebrated event just for seventh-graders. In addition to dressing up in period costumes, students take part in outdoor games, stained-glass making, stitchery, fencing and falconry, making it a day of 'living history.'
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| About nine months after the town of Los Gatos first set out to formulate a telecommunications ordinance, members of the community will have one more chance to provide feedback on the draft ordinance before it goes to the planning commission.
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Trader Joe's has received approval from the Los Gatos Planning Commission to move into the old McWhorter's building at 15466 Los Gatos Blvd.
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After she learned that a Los Gatos High School teacher had posted on her classroom wall a picture of a flag burning, Robin Flury launched a campaign to have it removed. While she believes she is just defending patriotism, many parents at the school say she's gone too far.
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| School boundaries shift |
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Supporting the troops |
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| A proposed boundary shift for Blossom Hill, Daves Avenue and Van Meter elementary schools has Oka Road area residents fearing a neighborhood divided.
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Having kicked off its S.O.S.—Save Our Schools—program, the Los Gatos Union School District plans to hold two more forums to inform the community of the schools' financial crisis.
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When Michael Frangadakis returned from fighting in Vietnam, he was greeted by angry citizens and war protestors. Now, through Operation Yellow Ribbon, he's making sure American troops in Iraq know their country is behind them.
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Cell towers rise up again as an issue facing town council
James Boccardo—a man of many talents
Council OKs bar and grill's cafe but not extended Thursday hours
Flag-burning photo inflames town resident
Trader Joe's will be setting up shop on the Boulevard
Los Gatos City Council votes
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Sparrer: There was a time when we didn't lock our doors
Cartoon: DeCinzo
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The housing market has a silver lining
Home sales and property listings
Condos, town homes—they're selling fast
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The Prowler
'Yellow Ribbon' bonds residents to troops
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Elementary schools trying to get even
Superintendent to speak at S.O.S. forums
Photo: Los Gatos High School students perform at 'The Next Step'
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Main Street
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It's good friends, good advice, good food at Oriental Gourmet
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Pierpoint runs to Great Race victory
Howell leads Cats to win with his bat, arm
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