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Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
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Forever After: Pat Starnes turned her former store, Always Poor Pat's, used paperback bookstore into a wedding chapel after she became an ordained minister. The nondescript chapel is located in a small strip mall on W. Hamilton Avenue and is an anomaly in Campbell.
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Local bookstore turns into a wedding chapel
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Jennifer D. Shih
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'Happily ever after' is a common phrase this time of year, as June is the start of wedding season and many eager brides and grooms are eagerly preparing for their nuptials.
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| Two years ago a 21-unit residential condominium "loft" project located near the Campbell Water Tower was approved by the planning commission and city council but it would have been too costly to build.
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Campbell's annual Summer Concert Series has become so popular it's no longer being publicized outside the Campbell city limits.
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Victor Avenue residents have mixed feelings about the proposed traffic light at the intersection of Victor and Campbell avenues.
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