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SharkByte Art
Campbell residents Sara Woo and Chuck Foltz participate in San Jose's SharkByte project
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Two local artists are among the 100 artists chosen to participate in the SharkByte Art project in downtown San Jose. Each artist was given a life-size 35-pound, 6-foot-long fiberglass shark to paint and adorn with any number of knickknacks. The finished products have already started being placed on buildings, street medians, city parks and in Paseo de San Antonio in downtown San Jose in an effort to promote downtown businesses and raise money for charities.
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News
Residential Lofts
The Campbell City Council has approved a zone change which will allow builders to go ahead with plans to build 21 loft units.
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Hobart Pihl
Friends remember popular bicyclist Hobart Pihl who died from injuries suffered in a fall while riding his bike along Coyote Ridge Trail.
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Notebook
Public Citizen
Robert Pesich has just released his first book, titled Burned Kilim, a collection of poems with a common theme -- the dissolution of Yugoslavia.
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