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Andy Arness is living his dream as an actor.
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Andy Arness decided a little later than most to become an actor
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Jennifer Zhang
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Andy Arness was sitting in an old Navy hangar in Alameda. It was 90 degrees and he was wearing a wool police uniform.
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| Cupertino's community programming was off the air for 10 days because the city could no longer afford to support the Broadcast Media Center at De Anza College.
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With Americans living to be older, services for frail seniors are becoming critical.
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Victor Hung's construction saga began in February of this year when he decided to demolish his 45-year-old house on Mann Drive.
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Andy Arness decided a little later than most to become an actor |
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City's public access studio has relocated in Mtn. View
Senior day care joins Live Oak
Ordinance, guidelines create frustration
Victims of accidents, crime can receive compensation
South Bay girls' softball team headed to nationals
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Cartoon: DeCinzo
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Have a holly, jolly time with a visit to God's Little Acre
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Flowers at city hall a man's thing and women like it
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National outlasts American for senior title
Football all-stars take different paths through the years
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