The Campbell Reporter | 0446 | November 17, 2004

November 17, 2004 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

The Hard Way: The Waterman family—(from left) John, Michele, Craig and Alyssa—have been to hell and back. Michele's husband was in an motorcycle accident, her son was diagnosed with autism and her daughter was born with a hole in her heart.

Trumping Adversity

By Susan Wiedmann

One family's world is an inner journey. More



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Kennedy townhomes	Holiday trees	Sierra scare

The corner of Kennedy Avenue and Industrial Street could become the latest area of Campbell to offer more housing. More	For close to four decades, Valle Monte League's Christmas Tree Elegance has been synonymous with the winter holidays. More	The weather in the High Sierra had lived up to its warm and clear forecast for 10 days, and Gene Powell had little reason to worry with his four-person group a day ahead of schedule. More



	Trumping Adversity: One family's world


	Townhomes on Kennedy Ave. would change look Sierra Hike turned into survival Christmas trees are decorated to benefit Bay Area charities Wives of winning councilmen faithfully walked the precincts to help their men News Stand Police Blotter


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