The Campbell Reporter | November 15, 2000

November 15, 2000

Campbell, California Since 1999


Dog Stars Local volunteers train guide dogs that will eventually help the visually impaired
Imagine getting an adorable two-month-old puppy, bonding with it daily, taking it everywhere with you, and then giving it back after a year. Now picture, instead, that you are blind, or going blind, and that you have received a highly trained dog to be your guide and constant companion. Both of those emotional scenarios are a reality in Campbell, thanks to several remarkable local residents and Guide Dogs for the Blind Inc. More


News Term limits Measure F limits city council members to two consecutive terms, but allows them to run again after a hiatus. More	News General Plan City council delays approval, but will revisit the plan after more studies are completed. More	News CUHSD board Voters reelct Margie Mitchell and Henri Zander to the Campbell Union High School District Board. More



	Local volunteers help the visually impaired become self sufficient by training dogs for Guide Dogs for the Blind

	News Stand Voters approve Measure F, which will limit council members to two consecutive terms Riders take spinning to a new level in an exercise class at the Campbell Community Center Council delays approval of a the new General Plan citing concerns about its impact on traffic and business Margie Mitchell and Henri Zander are reelected CUHSD board

	Speak Out Moryt Milo: When your child needs help in school

	Local Notebook Ainsley House opens diirs for 7th annual Enchanted Holidays Photo: Locals drum up support for Measure A with their version of a BART train

	Market Place Public Citizen: Francis Sneed celebrates 50 years as a member of the American Association of University Women Police Blotter

	Sports Briefs High school sports Youth baseball signups

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