Los Gatos Weekly-Times | 0514

April 6, 2005 Los Gatos, California Since 1881

Photograph by George Sakkestad

The Los Gatos Morning Rotary Club started up less than two years ago, and has already doubled its membership. The club has earned awards and acclaim for its efforts to support the arts in Los Gatos.

Morning Glory

By Grant Shellen

The Los Gatos Morning Rotary Club has its charter, some awards and a great many success stories. More



News	News	News

Community unity	Hit-and-run	Middle school

Los Gatos Mayor Mike Wasserman has said that one of the goals of his Community Unity project is to "unite Los Gatans under a banner of service." More	An unidentified woman reportedly struck a male bicyclist with her vehicle on Highway 9 last week before fleeing the scene. More	Lakeside school board members finally made a decision that could impact the future of seventh- and eighth-grade students in the district for years to come. More



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	Morning Glory: The Los Gatos Morning Rotary Club


	Community unity—the mayor's plan is simple enough, and it rhymes, too Bicyclist is the victim of a hit-and-run accident on Highway 9 Lakeside makes a middle school decision Don't panic, but the West Nile virus risk is greater than ever Police Report


	Letters Editorial: Open those library ballots and vote yes on A and B Gambord: Pardon me, Mr. Mayor. I remember it differently Cartoon: DeCinzo






	The Real Deal Home sales and property listings Spring housing market blooming since Super Bowl


	Treasure hunt leads to Happy Dragon


	Big project at Lexington started out small


	Main Street


	Testarossa set to host what should be a 'Pinot Paradise'


	ust what's cooking in those pots and pans besides dinner


	Wildcats sweep to win over Pioneers Jensen leaves her mark—two of them—on Los Gatos track Unseeded Cats roll to second at All-American Invitational Wildcats rebound with 7-1 league win over Cupertino



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