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2008 » Issue 19, Published on Wednesday, May 7, 2008 » News

Family disturbance

May 4, 10:53 a.m., 1200 block of Eureka Avenue: Officer Neil Randles responded to a family disturbance. He reported that he contacted and counseled the family.

Auto burglaries

May 2, 8:22-10:43 a.m.: Residents on Juarez, El Monte and Fremont avenues reported vehicle burglaries. At the El Monte location, the resident interrupted the burglary in progress.

Sales violation

May 1, 1:38 p.m., Portland and Miramonte avenues: Officer Julie Ognoskie contacted an individual selling strawberries in violation of municipal code.


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In Our Opinion

Editorial

Recent news beyond Los Altos has been less than sunny, let’s face it: The national economy remains shaky, gas is officially more than $4 a gallon, the death toll from last week’s cyclone disaster in Myanmar could exceed 100,000 and another disaster close behind it – the 7.8 earthquake that hit China on Monday, killing nearly 9,000 people.

All the more reason to count our blessings on the local scene. Certainly, the high quality of life in Los Altos is well documented, but here’s another thing to consider: Numerous plans and projects under way bid to make this community even better.