The Campbell Reporter | January 24, 2001

January 24, 2001

Campbell, California Since 1999


In the Dark Campbell experiences rolling blackouts
California's power crisis hit home last week as Campbell residences and businesses experienced rolling blackouts that lasted more than an hour. Some knew that power outages were coming, but to most people, they were unexpected. Some businesses were shut down temporarily while others made do with flashlights and processed sales manually. Reactions ranged from frustration to relief to casual acceptance. More


News Habitat for Humanity Thanks to a recent land sale, Campbell should be getting four new affordable housing units early next year. More	News Police video system Campbell police were the first in Northern California to start using the newest Eyewitness video system. More	Gardening 'Sudden death' of oak trees The mysterious affliction of oak trees has been attributed to fungus, beetles. More



	Campbell experiences PG&E's rolling blackouts

	News Stand Habitat for Humanity will benefit from the city's sale of land Redevelopment funds to help pay for new sidewalks on McGlincey Lane Campbell Police Department upgrades video equipment in patrol cars

	Speak Out Moryt Milo: Battle in the Senate Arena

	Sale of items at Jardin de Parfum will benefit 'Abrazos and Books' scholarship program Crab and Pasta Feed will provide funding for local causes Million Mom March forms Santa Clara County chapter

	Public Citizen: Teacher Osvaldo Rubio Police Blotter

	The causes of 'sudden death' in oak trees are slowly emerging

	Sports Briefs High school wrestling

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