Rose Garden Resident | 0544 | November 3, 2005

November 3, 2005 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Doug Cody

High Praise: Jan-Willem Knapen's family accepts the Spirit of Philanthropy award from the Community Foundation Silicon Valley on behalf of the teen who died of brain cancer in August. His mother Anne Marie Knapen-Asnong speaks while her husband, Geert, and children Elisabeth, Helen and Alexander look on.

Spirit of Philanthropy awarded to teen who founded JW House

By Mary Gottschalk

Jan-Willem Knapen and his legacy of a home-away-from-home for ill children and their families were honored by Community Foundation Silicon Valley on Oct. 21. More



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Trash contract	'Giant'	Recruitment campaign

San Jose City Council members voted to keep certain email documents related to a controversial garbage contract with Norcal Waste Systems hidden from the public for now. More	Renegade Theatre Experiment's production of The BFG is an admitted departure from its usual fare, and that's the point of it. More	The Rosicrucian Order is often the focus of confusion and speculation. More

Dr. Steven Cohen, Dentist

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