Almaden Resident | 0510 | March 10, 2005

March 10, 2005 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

Well-Loved: Torie O'Reilly (center), the gerontologist specialist for the Almaden Senior Program, is credited with keeping the seniors, including Carrie Fisher (left) and Connie Larrew (right), feeling and acting young.

Forever Young

By Anne Ward Ernst

Torie O'Reilly is keeping Almaden Valley's seniors feeling youthful. More



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New officers	Rummage sale	County agendas

The five freshly minted officers of the Almaden Valley Community Association will kick off their terms by discussing plans for a breakaway school district at the upcoming March 14 meeting. More	Today the Junior League of San Jose's rummage sale is one of the nonprofit organization's most popular and profitable fundraisers. More	Not much that gets discussed at the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors meetings has gotten past Phyllis Perez-Sorensen. More



	Forever Young: Torie O'Reilly is keeping Almaden Valley's seniors feeling youthful


	AVCA's new officers put secession on the agenda Almaden's Perez-Sorensen has her fingerprints all over county agendas Junior League's yearly rummage sale started out as a humble little event Police release sketch of man suspected in garage shooting News Stand


	Letters Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Montalvo workshops to give Almaden teachers tips to bring art into classes One-third increase in cost of mock trial security called into question


	New grocery store offering organic, natural food will make special orders


	Mustangs fall to Panthers in CCS semi's Branham baseball earns a trip to tough Mt. Hamilton Division Despite graduation, Gron figures Leland will contend for crown Leland pitching strong, and that surprises coach Gillis Mustangs are hungry as they prep for league baseball race



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