December 2, 2004     San Jose, California Since 2003
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First Editions: Agnes Youssef, the retired postmaster of the New Almaden Post Office, shows off some of her stamps in a collection she restarted 40 years after giving away her girlhood collection. While some believe that stamp collecting is a doomed pastime because of email, the Internet is actually helping philatelists by opening up the world's stamps to collectors on line.
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By Anne Ward Ernst and Meghan O'Hare
Philatelists delve into geopolitical history through stamp collections.  More
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AYA saga 'Rhythm of Life' Winfield bridge
The dreams of a sports complex in the South Almaden Valley Urban Reserve received a reality check at the Nov. 29 Planning Commission hearing.  More Welcoming concert-goers in the lobby of the San Jose Center for Performing Arts, the 10-piece string ensemble playing Bach's Brandenberg Concerto No. 3 sounds more mature than a group of young musicians should be.  More The city's planning commission unanimously agreed Nov. 29 on an amendment to the city's General Plan that will block the construction of a bridge and road alterations that have been on the books for almost 40 years.  More
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BREAKING NEWS: Sports complex surprises on city council agenda and in Coyote Valley

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Mail Bonding: Philatelists delve into geopolitical history through stamp collections
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The planning commission votes down sports fields

Castillero student body's talents put on display at 'Rhythm of Life'

Winfield bridge removal plan heads to city council

Matranga to leave SJUSD after 8 years; moves to Palo Alto district

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Letters & Opinions

Editorial: Reconsider San Jose's needs for athletic facilities

Cartoon: DeCinzo

Neighbors

Students tend to the tasks of creating schools' annual Thanksgiving feasts

Perkins on Real Estate

Columnist: Andrea Dorey

Sports

Leland, Pioneer polo players are on girls, boys all-league teams

MVP is gone, but Chargers will be OK

Tanaka wins opener, but loses to Dudlela in CCS tournament

Top teams return for 22nd Ventura Classic

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