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Review: Ristorante Fratello

Review: Ristorante Fratello

Salvatore Calisi, former executive chef at Los Gatos’ excellent Dio Deka, has taken over the kitchen at San Jose’s Ristorante Fratello, a 10-year-old neighborhood Italian restaurant. He ditched every dish on the menu to create a totally new lineup. He also has plans to open a higher-profile Italian restaurant of his own in Los Gatos. Suddenly, it seems, Silicon Valley’s Italian food scene just got a whole lot better.

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Sunset Boulevard

Sunset Boulevard

Based on the 1950 film noir classic starring Gloria Swanson and William Holden, Sunset Boulevard tells the story of Joe Gillis, a struggling Hollywood script writer who happens upon a crumbling mansion while fleeing some repo men.

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Council Votes Against Sale of Municipal Water System

Council Votes Against Sale of Municipal Water System

City Council voted against the sale of the municipal water system to the San Jose Water Company. It wants the voters to approve the transfer of 10 percent of the water company’s revenues to the cash-strapped general fund to help counter a looming deficit.

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Police Conduct Gang Sweep in South Bay and East Bay

Police Conduct Gang Sweep in South Bay and East Bay

Sixteen suspected gang members were arrested early Tuesday morning in a police sweep targeting a Bay Area gang. The raids occurred in 22 locations throughout the Bay Area, including San Jose, and resulted in the confiscation of over a ton of marijuana, ecstasy, firearms, and about $100,000 in cash.

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It’s Good to Work for Google

It’s Good to Work for Google

In an email to Google’s employees, Eric Schmidt announced that the company has decided to give all of its employees a 10 percent raise and a $1,000 bonus, effective January 1. Schmidt explained the decision as a reward to “the best employees in the world.” Outsiders wonder whether it is an attempt to counter a growing brain drain at the company.

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City Council Addresses Medi-Pot Raids

City Council Addresses Medi-Pot Raids

Some sixty medical marijuana activists and supporters took up their complaints with City Council on Tuesday night. They spoke out about recent police raids and the atmosphere of fear surrounding medical marijuana dispensaries. The Mayor was sympathetic to their cause, but said that the raids were conducted by the county and outside his jurisdiction.

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Cuban Jazz Pianist Alfredo Rodriguez

Cuban Jazz Pianist Alfredo Rodriguez

Alfredo Rodriguez blends Beethoven and Bach with Herbie Hancock and Thelonious Monk. Quincy Jones’ new Cuban jazz protege performs at the Montalvo Arts Center on Sunday Nov. 14.

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All This Intimacy

All This Intimacy

Renegade Theatre Experiment’s production of “All This Intimacy” by Rajiv Joseph emerges as an enjoyable tragicomedy as well as a necessary story, reminding us that we all have the capacity to commit very big, life-altering blunders.

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Food and Wine Events: Nov. 9-14

Food and Wine Events: Nov. 9-14

Saratoga’s Plumed Horse restaurant hosts an elegant four-course winemaker dinner with J Vineyards’ George Bursick Nov. 10. Jessica Theroux film screening and book signing at Villa Montalvo Nov. 12.

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Sports Roundup Nov. 8

Sports Roundup Nov. 8

Earthquakes advance to MLS semifinals; Sharks shut out twice; Luck leads Stanford’s blowout; Stanford women’s soccer goes undefeated in Pac-10; SJSU freshman stars in exhibition win

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