The Campbell Reporter | 0445 | November 10, 2004

November 10, 2004 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

Willpower: On a daily basis, Richard Todd (left) and Dennis Hopp commute to work on their bicycles. Over the years as traffic has increased, pedaling through downtown Campbell and beyond has turned into a challenge as motorists unhappy with sharing the road drive uncomfortably close to cyclists.

Close Encounters

By Moryt Milo

Better road relations is the aim of bicyclists. More



News	News	News

Council races	Measure M	Merchant Marines

In one of the closest Campbell City Council races in recent history, Mayor Donald Burr was re-elected to another term and newcomer Campbell Planning Commissioner Joseph Hernandez was elected to fill the second seat. More	It was close. But when election night was over, Campbell Union High School District voters gave the district a passing grade. More	They were there for their country when it needed them most. Hundreds of thousands of them—men and boys from all over America—had answered the call to duty in their nation's darkest hour. More



	Close Encounters: Better road relations is the aim of bicyclists


	Burr holds on to his seat, and Hernandez is new to the job Forgotten soldiers remembered Voter approval of Measure M restores program-funding cuts Parents needed a seventh-inning stretch before playing softball It wasn't easy, but community college bond passed by voters Sonoma Chicken Coop flies in, replacing Campbell Brewing Co. News Stand Police Blotter


	Commentary: Moryt Milo Letters




	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	David McKay remembered for generosity to the community


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Campbell Union High School District has old and new faces


	Coffee Society offers 34 varieties of java with free wireless Internet


	Sports Briefs Prospect cruises to fifth straight win Palm races to 4th-place finish for Panthers at league meet



	Something to say?

	Visit Downtown Campbell