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Sports Briefs
All-star Football
Outstanding football players from the high school class of 2000 will be on the field this summer for the annual Silicon Valley Youth Classic Charlie Wedemeyer All-Star Football Game.
The game, billed as the "Best Game in Town" by its sponsor, the Almaden Valley Rotary Club, will return for its 26th year when a new group of all-stars takes the field on July 26, 7:30 p.m., at San Jose State University's Spartan Stadium.
The classic began in the summer of 1974 and, with the exception of 1976, the game has been played since.
Saratoga hosts MLS camps
The Saratoga AYSO Region 27 soccer league, in cooperation with Major League Soccer, will host Major League Soccer Camps Aug. 7-11 and Aug. 21-25, 9 a.m.-noon, at Congress Springs Park.
The camps are recommended for all players in the under-6 to under-14 programs. The cost is $100 per child for each camp ($150 for one child for both camps). Each camper receives a T-shirt.
For more information, contact the league's web-site at www.saratoga-AYSO.org or call 408.257.2976.
Volleyball Camps
Los Gatos High School and the Vision Volleyball Club will co-host a girls youth volleyball camp this summer for players in grades 5-9.
The camp is slated for Aug. 1-4, 1-3:30 p.m. each day. The cost is $95 per player, and each camper will receive a T-shirt.
Veteran Los Gatos coach Joe Ripp will direct the camp. Ripp is in his 11th year as a girls volleyball coach and is entering his eighth season as the Gatos head coach. He is also the director of the Vision Volleyball Club and is a teacher at the high school.
For more information, call Ripp at 408.264.7801.
Youth Football
Signups for the 2000 Los Gatos Pop Warner football season are now being accepted.
Pop Warner offers programs for boys and girls ages 7-15 from Los Gatos and Saratoga. Football teams are grouped according to weight and age, and cheer squads are grouped by age.
For more information, check the Los Gatos Pop Warner web-site at www.lgpw.com or call the hotline at 408.920.2204.
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History tours are a summer-long event sponsered by the Saratoga Historical Museum for those who want to bone up on Saratoga's past
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News Briefs
The city council again stalls on fee increase for Chamber of Commerce services
Part of the two eucalyptus trees felled at Saratoga School have returned, thanks to the handiwork of Dr. Art Anderson
John Cherbone is now Saratoga's public works director
Neighbors of the Saratoga Tennis Club are appealing commission approval for modest upgrades, that they are not enough
The Friends of the Saratoga Libraries receives a $10,000 Wells Fargo Foundation grant
Sheriff's Report
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Letters
Editorial: Contract should be fee for service
DeCinzo
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On Campus
Survey of Saratoga alumni gathers data on high school's curriculum
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Village Briefs
Gallery Saratoga features watercolor work of Norm Carter
Recreation Department's tiny tennis is a terrific way for 5- to 8-year-olds to learn tennis skills
Two Latin music superstars will perform at Villa Montalvo
Family Daze
Photo: The Los Gatos-Saratoga Camera Club will host Bob McCleary's slide presentation of wildlike images
Obituary: Former Saratogan Rosemarie L. Robertson worked at Gatewood Realty
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BullPen Books provides a relaxed atmosphere and books for those who wish to learn more about online investing
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Saratoga Stereopticon
Saratoga Sampler
Youth Talk
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Maples offer a wide variety of leaf color, shape, texture
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New gourmet brunch series is slated at Laurel Mill Lodge
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Sports Briefs
Yanks win title, second at TOC
College coaches, former pros host baseball camps for kids
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