Almaden Resident | 0526 | June 30, 2005

June 30, 2005 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

From the Soul: San Jose resident Ira Brilliant donated his extensive Beethoven collection to San Jose State University.

Simply Brilliant

By Irene Kew

San Jose's Beethoven collection is largest in America. More



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Sports field complex	Camp Galileo	Flying Yanks

San Jose District 10 Councilwoman Nancy Pyle has instructed city staff to explore alternative sites around Almaden Valley. More	In one week at Camp Galileo, children can make an African tribal headdress, design futuristic modes of transportation and learn to juggle. More	When Ed Grossmith was a young teenager in southern England during World War II, he'd wake up to the roar of hundreds of B-17 engines. More



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	Simply Brilliant: San Jose's Beethoven collection is largest in America


	Pyle orders city to look for other fields sites Camp Galileo uses art, science to create modern Renaissance kids Principals Walker, Engel, Lepiane shifting positions within the district Almaden man, once an English boy, organizes tribute to flying Yanks Almaden Hills' Rev. David Pittman leaving congregation after four years A way to ride through Quicksilver Park without leaving the comfort of the gym Season's wildfire dangers high in Almaden Resident's summer concert series at Greystone presents Houserockers Almaden woman returns to serve as Pyle's community coordinator News Stand


	Letters Watkins: Trading my fancy microbrew for a mint julep Editorial: Seeking alternative soccer field sites a great idea






	Perkins on Real Estate


	Almaden teams in all-stars semifinals



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