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Class in the 'Outback'
Rogers Middle School must cope for the next school year without phones, voicemail or school bells
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Rogers Middle School moved over the summer to their own version of the Australian Outback, officially known as the Strawberry Park campus, while the Rogers Middle School site at 4835 Doyle Road, in San Jose, is gutted and rebuilt as part of Moreland School District's effort to modernize their schools. They call Strawberry Park "the Outback" because it is literally five blocks and a few decades behind the old Rogers school.
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News
Beautification awards
City council members presented the fourth annual awards to home and business owners who have made Campbell a more beautiful place.
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News
General Plan revision
Campbell readies itself for the revision process which will shape city policy for a ten-year period.
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Notebook
Public Citizen
After 30 years of helping others find jobs, Employment Development manager Dave Doorn prepares for retirement.
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Rogers Middle School will spend a year at a temporary campus without phones, voicemail or school bells
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News Stand
The city council gears up for the revision of its General Plan
Campbell presents its fourth annual beautification awards
Despite neighborhood opposition, the planning commission approves a development permit for eight townhomes
The American Red Cross seeks blood donors
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Speak Out
Brian Rossman: Following the footsteps of the beats
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Local Notebook
Photo: Old Blind Dogs brings its Celtic sounds to The King's Head
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Market Place
Public Citizen: Employment Development Department manager Dave Doorn
Police Blotter
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High school tennis
High school field hockey
High school football
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Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...
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