The Campbell Reporter | 0430

July 28, 2004 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Josh Sturgis

Making a Difference: Campbell resident and founder of Casa de la Cultura Mexica Manuel Viveros has placed an emphasis on promoting underrepresented minority artists in the South Bay. He has also introduced the general community to Latin American art and culture through outreach programs in places like the Campbell Public Library.

Viva Viveros

By Martin Nobida

One man's ideas give him renewed purpose. More



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Hazel Avenue	Campbell Brewing Company	McGlincy area

San Tomas neighbors may have been split over dividing a flag lot, but city council members were undivided over the issue. More	There may be no such thing as a free lunch, but for his grand opening celebration, businessman Bob Stoddard hoped he could offer something just as inviting. More	It's back to square one for property owner Jim Chalmers. More



	Viva Viveros: One man's ideas give him renewed purpose


	Hazel Avenue appeal turned down by the city council The downtown taps are flowing City council doesn't envision McGlincy as residential area Hotel construction on Andy's site getting under way shortly Fung Lum owner asks city to review a condo-retail project News Stand Police Blotter


	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Vietnam vet is recognized by county and gets diploma


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Sports Briefs South beats North in all-star classic



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