Fuel 4 Ever
PROMOTING HEALTH David and Danielle Stanton of Los Gatos are the founders of Fuel 4 Ever, which recently launched two products designed to support gut health and healthy lifestyles. (fuel4ever.com)

This week’s “Local Scene” features a pair of Los Gatans aiming to make it big in the supplement game, the civil grand jury putting a call-out for new members and a thespian making the grade…

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Two founders. (submitted)

Los Gatos residents launch supplement products

Fuel 4 Ever, a family-owned supplement company, announced the launch of its flagship products: FAST and SLEEP. Crafted without fillers, dyes or other additives, these all-natural powder formulas are designed to support gut health and healthy lifestyles.

Fuel 4 Ever was founded by Los Gatos residents Danielle and David Stanton. David’s more than 20 years as a registered gastrointestinal nurse combined with Danielle’s personal wellness journey lay the foundation for their set of products.

FAST was created to fuel an intermittent fast without breaking it. The supplement is formulated with essential amino acids, electrolytes, green tea extract and creatine.

“Fasting offers a lot of benefits, like reducing inflammation and supporting healthy weight loss, but sitting in a hungry state can be difficult,” David Stanton said. “We created FAST to help fuel people’s bodies, without breaking their fast, and further the results they experience.”

SLEEP was developed to enhance rest with magnesium, lemon balm, KSM-66 ashwagandha, and the naturally detoxifying duo of chlorella and cilantro. 

“For years I struggled with insomnia and was addicted to prescription sleep medications,” Danielle Stanton said. “My shift into holistic medicine opened my eyes to what’s possible when you put good, whole ingredients into your body. Nearly half of all Americans are deficient in magnesium alone. SLEEP helps fill in nutritional gaps and promote sounder sleep.”

For information, visit Fuel4Ever.com

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Volunteers sought for Civil Grand Jury

Presiding Judge Theodore C. Zayner announced that the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara is seeking volunteers to serve on the 2023 Civil Grand Jury.

The Civil Grand Jury is an independent body that is convened on an annual basis by the Superior Court as a part of the judicial branch of government. It serves as the county’s civil watchdog agency and may examine all aspects of county and city government, special districts and school districts.

With broad access to public officials, employees, records and information, the Civil Grand Jury is authorized to inspect and audit books, records and financial expenditures to ensure accountability of public funds. The Grand Jury is also charged with inquiring into the condition of jails and juvenile detention facilities.

Applicants must be 18 years of age or older, United States citizens, and residents of Santa Clara County.

“The Court seeks the most qualified applicants of diverse backgrounds reflecting the broad diversity of the population of Santa Clara County, as well as individuals representative of the County’s geographical areas and age groups,” Zayner said. “There is no particular background, training or experience required to serve—all civic-minded individuals who share a dedication to democratic ideals are encouraged to apply.”

Service on the grand jury does require a time commitment of an average of 25 hours per week, or as determined by the Grand Jury.

“We have received exceptionally positive feedback from former grand jurors,” Zayner said. “Those who have served have expressed how their service has contributed to an appreciation of the role of local government, a deeper understanding of how policy and planning impacts the community, and greater empathy for the needs of the community they serve.”

Those interested in applying can obtain an application at scscourt.org/cgj. Questions may also be directed to Britney Huelbig, Deputy Manager for the Civil Grand Jury, at 408.882.2721 or [email protected].

The deadline to submit applications is Sept. 16.

Merkel named to Montclair State University’s Dean’s List

Kira Merkel of Los Gatos was named to Montclair State University’s Spring 2022 Dean’s List. 

Merkel is a theater major.

Merkel was among almost 6,000 students named to the Spring 2022 Dean’s List. To qualify, students must earn a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Montclair State University is located in Montclair, N.J.

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