Almaden Resident | 0503 | January 20, 2005

January 20, 2005 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

Translucent: Paul Estrada, who owns and operates Graystone Glass in Almaden Valley, will create just about anything his customers want, from lighting fixtures to windows and doors to pieces of art.

Glass Works

By Anne Ward Ernst

Almaden's Paul Estrada creates functional artwork with glass. More



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Cost of complex	Separate district	Almaden's Sgt. Fehr

City staff deliberately buried the full price tag of the McKean Road Sports Complex to date, the Almaden Resident has learned. More	While the San Jose Unified School District board is meeting Jan. 20 to address proposed elementary school closures, Almaden and Blossom Valley parents leading the charge to form a separate district have opted to hold a meeting of their own. More	Accolades rain down like a Northern California winter storm when Mike Fehr's colleagues and friends talk about him. More



	Glass Works: Almaden's Paul Estrada creates functional artwork with glass


	City staff deliberately hid full cost of complex Popular police sergeant Mike Fehr retiring after 32.45 years on the force Backers of separate South Valley school district invite parents to meet 'Odd Couple' actors won't have to 'act,' according to the messy one Gonzales has $70,000 set aside for this year's State of the City speech News Stand


	Letters Editorial: City should spend taxpayers' money more wisely Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Area students get creative to help raise money for South Asia tsunami relief


	When home improvement projects grow beyond owner's skill, Case is on the case Perkins on Real Estate


	One bout, one win enough for Mustangs Chargers fall to Royals, Evergreen; Mustangs, Bruins lose Evenly-matched Leland, Pioneer fight to 1-1 tie in girls soccer George comes on strong to lead Leland girls to win over Del Mar Leland finishes strong in first round of the boys soccer race



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