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"Strangely, there's a celestial-type of theme running through it all," muses Greg de Vries, of his career as a chief executive officer in Campbell. It began with DeVries Data Systems in 1985, did the dotcom thing with Full Moon Interactive in 1999, until recently, and just birthed newborn (sort of) Horizon 3 Inc., on April 9, 2001. Described by colleagues as a "perpetual pioneer" de Vries' latest business incarnation still has him reaching for the stars--only this time through the development of wireless and mobile applications, instead of merely moving data to the desktop.
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'Rainy Day Bears'
Santa Teresa High School students are helping author John Ettema publish his children's book as part of a class project.
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School violence
The Campbell Police Department adopts a new policy for dealing with potential threats on school campuses.
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Entrepreneur Greg de Vries hopes the third time will be the charm for his latest business venture, Horizon 3 Inc.
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News Stand
Campbell police to take a more aggressive stategy when dealing with school violence
Large private donations drive the renovation effort for the Heritage Theatre Project
Desktop publishing students help author John Ettema get his children's book, Rainy Day Bears, into print
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Moryt Milo: Slowing Down for a Look Back in Time
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Public Citizen: History buff Trish Forsman
Police Blotter
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Seniors can experience an emotional loss when they no longer are able to drive
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Sports Briefs
High school track & field
High school sports
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Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...
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The Best of Campbell 2001
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