Almaden Resident | 0606 | February 2, 2006

February 2, 2006 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

Top Teacher: Don House is in charge of the SeniorNet program in Almaden Valley. The program offers various levels of computer classes to older adults.

Tech-savvy Seniors

By Sarah Holcomb

Many older adults in Almaden Valley stay ahead of technology changes. More



News	News	News

Updated laws	Grand Prix	Measure P

San Jose officials plan to better publicize the whereabouts of registered sex offenders living in the city under new guidelines. More	The San Jose Grand Prix will bring in hundreds of millions of dollars to the city. More	Options appear to have run out for those looking to keep the San Jose Earthquakes in town by funding a new soccer stadium. More

Dr. Steven Cohen, Dentist

El Camino Hospital



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	Tech-savvy Seniors: Many older adults in Almaden Valley stay ahead of technology


	Updated laws better inform SJ residents of offenders San Jose Grand Prix will provide city with big profits, report says Commissioners oppose funding soccer stadium with Measure P San Jose native Michael Mulcahy throws his name into mayor's race


	The answer to education is simple: back to basics Cartoon: DeCinzo






	For Bublé's pianist, all that jazz really began at Pioneer High School American Revolution daughters give award to Almaden student


	Students re-create Colonial Williamsburg at Graystone Elementary for history class


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Columnist: Andrea Dorey


	Mustangs beat Bruins to stop losing skid Chargers knock off Mustangs 53-34 in battle of local rivals Two wins help Chargers move to the top of soccer standings Pioneer, Leland right in the running for girls soccer title



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