Another free event for the Village brought to you by SVDC.

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Come join the music and dancing at Saratoga Swings Saturday, July 17th being held at the Bank of America parking lot in our Saratoga Village. The event will feature Richard Keane plus One, a Classic PoP ‘N’ Roll band that will be playing from 5:30 pm until 7:30 pm. The price you ask? It’s free! Sponsored by SVDC.

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The City of Saratoga’s 2010 Independence Day event will be held at Saratoga’s Kevin Moran Park.

Date: Sunday, July 4th, 2010
Time: 2:00-3:30 pm

(The McCartysville Volunteer Band will begin playing at 1:30 pm for early arrivers).

For more information visit the event’s website here.

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Saratoga will celebrate Heritage Day on June 19 from 10am-6pm in a style that only a small town with a big heart can. Schedule and Detailed Info. Costumed Saratoga historic characters, food, classic cars, music, historic walking tours all make for an exciting day. Over 35 costumed historic characters will be introduced at 11 AM in Blaney Plaza and then spend from 11 to 2 PM strolling Big Basin Way or located in the Saratoga History Museum. Sidewalks along Big Basin Way will feature tasty food, local crafts, and entertainment. Be sure to stop and purchase a ticket to win one of 3 baskets of “local history.” The Redhouse band will get the dancing started from 3 to 5PM in the Bank of America parking lot. The Santa Clara Valley Ford Model T and Model A clubs will participate with their owners dressed in period clothing.

See the full article at the Saratoga Historic Foundation’s web site.

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Pets on Parade
By Brian Babcock

bbabcock@community-newspapers.com
Posted: 05/24/2010 07:33:50 PM PDT

It’s an annual event unlike any other in the Village. One day a year, Saratoga truly goes to the dogs—and cats, and rabbits, and lizards …

The Saratoga Village Development Council hosted its fifth annual Pet Parade on May 15 down Big Basin Way, but this year the event belonged to the canines.

full story found here

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Join us in our celebration of the memories of Susie:

Date: Monday, May 31, 2010
Time: 4:00pm – 6:00pm
Location: Villa Montalvo (shuttle from West Valley College)
Prayer by Tarini Ullal
Stories about Susie:
Mike Davey
Jill Hunter
William Hadaya
Kevin Skelly
Kathleen King
Ishan Nagpal
Piano by Marina Dologosonov, Adeeti Ullal, Shriya Nagpal, other Students

Donations may be made to Addario Lung Cancer Foundation

Video collage of the event can be found here:

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In case you missed it, the Village had another successful Pet Parade. See the photos .

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Mercury News
Posted: 05/13/2010 05:27:37 PM PDT
Updated: 05/13/2010 10:25:10 PM PDT

The fact that Susie Vedantham Nagpal became the first Indian-American elected to the Saratoga City Council was an afterthought to her, said friends and relatives.

“I don’t think she ran on that platform,” said her husband, Amit. “She ran on a platform of being a community contributor. And she wanted to make a difference.”

Nagpal died early Thursday morning of lung cancer, exactly seven months after her diagnosis. She was 46.

See the full article here.

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Hi,

In case folks may not have heard, there are some recently submitted plans for the Buy & Save development available at the city’s website.

If you’re interested, please take a look at:

http://saratoga-web.civicasoft.com/cityhall/cd/planning/saratoga_village_center.asp

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This highly successful ‘one-of-its-kind’ activity combines the Chinese Moon Festival celebration and a quasi ‘trick or treat’. Attendance last year was close to 1000.

Moon cake tasting, lanterns and goody bags will be available at the check-in area at Blaney Plaza. Kids and their families will stroll along Big Basin Way with lanterns in their hands and visit the participating stores. Merchants will indicate their participation by hanging a big red lantern outside their stores, and they are expected to pass out treats (which can be non-edible items, e.g. coupons).

To attract foot traffic, Chinese music, dance performances, and arts and craft demonstrations will be held at different spots along Big Basin Way. Instead of having ‘student ambassadors’ showing the way as in years past, visitors may take their own route and visit the stores at their own pace. They may enter a raffle draw after visiting a required number of stores at different locations.

To enable the necessary planning, merchants and organizations interested in participating or who have questions should contact Emily Lo at emilylo@mplususa.com or 868.9982 no later than September 22.

Merchants can reuse previous lanterns, or they can purchase a new one for $20 (while supply lasts).

We look forward to your participation.

Regards,

Emily Lo, Alice Chiou, Katherine Tseng (Lantern Walk Co-chairs)

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