Family and friends of Jeanine Sanchez Harms will gather in front of the Los Gatos police station, 110 E. Main St., on July 28 in observance of the two-year anniversary of Harms' disappearance. Participants, asked to wear purple or white T-shirts, will march around downtown. Remarks from Mayor Sandy Decker and Los Gatos­Monte Sereno Police Chief Scott Seaman will follow. The event starts at 6 p.m. Anyone with information on the case should call police at 408.354.8600 or the anonymous tipline at 408.395.1101.


Senior center collecting donated items

The Emergency Housing Consortium, which provides shelter, housing opportunities and services to more than 12,000 people each year, is in need of bed sheets of all sizes. New and gently used clean sheets can be dropped off at the senior center at 208 E. Main St. between 8 a.m. and noon on weekdays.

The center is also accepting used cell phones with chargers and laptop computers for distribution to seniors for use in emergency situations. For more information, call 408.354.1514.


Work continues on sidewalks, bicycle racks

The Los Gatos Public Works Department has been busy this summer with the Blossom Hill Road sidewalk construction project and the installation of bike racks throughout town. Work on the sidewalk began in June and is slated for completion in August. The bicycle racks should all be installed by September.


County parks feature new pay stations

Thirteen of the 27 parks in Santa Clara County will have new automated pay stations installed by the end of this month, including Los Gatos Creek, Vasona Lake and Sanborn-Skyline parks. The new Digital Intella-Pay Stations will be easier to use and will include more attractive signage. During the transition phase, the outdated pay stations won't be in service at all. For information about county parks, visit http://www.parkhere.org.