The Campbell Reporter | October 25, 2000

October 25, 2000

Campbell, California Since 1999


Campbell Union High School District High school celebrates its centennial year
A hundred years ago, Campbell was a small farm town surrounded by orchards and open fields. A town government had been formed, but the city was still a half century away from formal incorporation. The town also had a high school district that is now celebrating its centennial year. More


News Council approves Creekside complex Despite neighbors' protests, the city council approved the development of a hotel and office complex. More	News CUSD receives Pacific Bell grant The $50,000 grant will fund a new district program to increase students' reading skills. More	News USGS to conduct tests Campbell will be rocked by explosions in the coming weeks as part of the USGS's seismic imaging investigation. More



	Campbell Union High School District celebrates a century of teaching.

	News Stand Campbell schools receive a $50,000 grant to increase students' reading skills The U.S. Geological Survey to conduct seismic tests in Campbell Moreland School District will share a new community center with the city of San Jose Council approves office building and hotel complex, despite neighbors' protests Photos: Oktoberfest and Stoddard's Brewhouse's new silo

	Election endorsements Brian Rossman: A few reflections on getting older

	Local Notebook The Moreland School District garners the Glenn W. Hoffmann award for their performing arts program Deadline for requesting absentee ballots is quickly approaching

	Market Place Public Citizen: Council on Aging representative William Law Police Blotter

	Sports Briefs High school sports

	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...

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