Almaden Resident | 0551 | December 22, 2005

December 22, 2005 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

The Beat Goes On: Branham High School student Annamarie Colapietro uses rhythm sticks during a sing-along at a weekly Capernaum Project meeting. She is sitting beside Capernaum's national director and founder Nick Palermo, who grew up in the Almaden Valley.

Miracle Maker

By Lisa Sibley

Almaden native dedicates his life to granting wishes for those with physical disabilities. More



News	Schools	Sports

Norcal deal	Street surfing	Super saver

San Jose Mayor Ron Gonzales isn't out of hot water yet for failing to reveal relevant facts about the city's garbage contract. More	Starting a business at a young age is fairly common in the South Bay, but Trey Egelston might be the only pre-teen entrepreneur in the Almaden Valley. More	After making 196 saves during his first season of varsity water polo, Leland sophomore Eric Hsu was called by his coach, "the player that literally saved our season." More

Dr. Steven Cohen, Dentist

El Camino Hospital



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	Miracle Maker: Almaden native dedicates his life to granting wishes


	SJ Mayor still on the hot seat for Norcal deal Parents may be charged a fee to use air jumpers in city parks


	Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Episcopal church cooks 73 turkeys to feed InnVision guests all year


	Almaden pre-teen is making 'waves' on the street with his retail business Graystone Cub Scout Pack 274 assembles gift packs for City Team


	Unusual items, good prices boost sales at second-hand store that donates proceeds


	Pioneer's Zondervan wins top polo honor Leland's Yoshioka, Pioneer's Rebozzi win all-tourney spots Leigh, Branham fight for title, then dominate all-league team Mitty, Leland tops on all-league hockey teams



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