Rose Garden Resident | 0519

May 12, 2005 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

This and That: Suzanne Proctor-Comaroto sits on one of the many pieces of furniture in a decorated 'sitting room' in her Stockton Street consignment shop Move It Elsewhere. Proctor-Comaroto helps people pack, move, unpack and decorate their new abodes, and then sells whatever her clients don't want any longer.

The answer for those who have extra, unwanted stuff: Move It Elsewhere

By Mary Gottschalk

Suzanne Proctor-Comaroto's business name is self-explanatory--Move It Elsewhere. More



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Greek Fest	Budget cuts	Lions win

The traditional cry of "Yiassou" will continue to be heard on the first weekend in June at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church on Davis Street. More	This year's city budget proposal closes a $58.1 million deficit through a combination of funding cuts, layoffs, and utilization of reserve funds. More	It takes individual champions to win a team championship in track and field. And the Lincoln boys came through with both last week at the league finals. More



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	The answer for those who have extra, unwanted stuff: Move It Elsewhere


	St. Nicholas' traditional Greek Fest gets city OK Virtual store aims to integrate modern design into everyday life Budget cuts target public safety, libraries and community centers Businesses on The Alameda consider an improvement district of their own City council OKs secondary units pilot program despite dissent Mail carriers to collect food donations along their routes Briefs


	Commentary: Gregory Watkins Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Lions win title at West Valley Division track and field finals



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