The
print version of Fair Oaks Guardian underwent change on March 6,
1997, when it ceased its print publication and became available exclusively
on the internet. In yet another change, the community newspaper of Fair
Oaks has changed ownership and is headed by a new editor. Gabe Banffy,
owner of Capitola Works in Fair Oaks, has taken over FOG as the publisher
and editor. Banffy was responsible for putting the newspaper on the internet
in August, shortly after the first print edition appeared.
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Mike and Theresa McLaren, the former publishers of
Fair Oaks Guardian, are headed for the California Northcoast to
continue their journalism profession.
"My first real job was with a newspaper, in
1972," said McLaren.
"Since then, my dream was to sit behind the backstop at Yankee Stadium
writing sports for the New York Times, or to own a newspaper."
The first dream has been cast aside. McLaren said
that he no longer has dreams
(See continuation)
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