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For generations, the DiLoreto family has provided professional medical care in a long-standing family tradition. The DiLoreto family has provided their neighbors with a pride and competence that only comes from a strong sense of community service.

Dr. David G. DiLoreto, director of DiLoreto Dental Care and DiLoreto Implant Center, inherited the legacy of excellence from his father, Dr. Gilbert DiLoreto, who began his Harper Woods, Michigan practice more than 50 years ago. The practice was founded on the principle that neither quality nor professionalism shall ever be sacrificed in the care of patients.

Vince's Team Zunino Home Page is pretty funny, too.

Growing up in a small mountain village in Switzerland, Chef Emile Mooser learned to appreciate cooking with local treasures of Gruyère's cheeses, fresh fish from mountain streams, wild game and wild mushrooms, berries and greens. In 1973, he opened Emile's Swiss Affair in downtown San Jose, whose contemporary "French Cuisine with a Swiss Accent" reflects the Swiss belief in making the best use of peak seasonal items.

Our friend Emile's classic artistry, work ethic, love of people and passion for the culinary arts have won him countless awards and international recognition, and made him a beloved personality in the South Bay Community. One of the best restaurants in San Jose, Emile's has been named by "Zagat" Survey 2003 as the best traditional French restaurant in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Children’s Musical Theater San Jose is a leader in the world of youth theater companies, renowned for its innovative spirit in every area of programming. CMTSJ produces a full season of shows, ranging from classical Broadway fare to exciting new hits and original works seen by an audience of more than 42,000 annually.

CMTSJ also offers classes and production workshops that provide fundamental training and performing opportunities for all interested students in the Silicon Valley area, and a wide variety of outreach programs to local schools, social service agencies and community groups. The award-winning online program, Theater as Digital Activity, helps CMTSJ share the magic of youth theater with children, teens and adults around the world.

The Drama Group was originally formed in 1963, under the auspices of the Saratoga Federated Church and presented its early productions in Richards Hall of the church. By 1966, the audiences had grown so large that the Drama Group began presenting its productions in the Saratoga Council Chambers, changing the name of the building to the Saratoga Civic Theatre.

By 1969 the Group incorporated under the name Saratoga Drama Group and continued to present high-caliber musicals to sellout audiences. Several Bay Area premieres are included in its impressive list of shows . Today the Group presents three musicals each year, providing its audience with a varied mix of innovative, newer shows as well as well-known favorites.

Singer and harpist Verlene Schermer presents a diverse, upbeat style of music that leans toward contemporary jazz and blues. She accompanies her dynamic, versatile voice on folk harp and cross-strung harp. Performances on her French-made, bright blue electric harp have attracted media attention. Verlene performs primarily as a solo artist, but also in several groups, from duos to jazz combos, to larger ensembles and dance bands. 

A 1997 prizewinner of the Lyon & Healy Pop & Jazz Harpfest, Verlene gives concerts and workshops throughout the country. Along with her busy performance schedule, Verlene teaches forty private voice, folk harp, guitar, and piano students each week. Many of her students can be heard in local clubs, coffee houses, and recording studios. 

The Marie Stinnett Dance school has been teaching jazz and tap dancing since 1958 in Campbell, California. Marie and her staff specialize in teaching a style of jazz and tap that reaches across style boundaries. A long list of her students have gone on to professional careers.

Marie Stinnett started her dance career in Los Angeles, performing in more than a dozen major films. After moving to Campbell, Marie continued her dancing career by performing and choreographing numerous musicals for, what is now, the "American Musical Theatre," where she continues to instruct young people in their Theatre Arts Institute. Her studio tries to provide each student with the necessary skills to reach whatever dancing goal they wish to achieve, from professional dancer to hobbyist.