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Holocaust Survivors
For decades after World War II, Holocaust survivors remained silent
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In a small library at the Addison-Penzak Jewish Community Center of Silicon Valley in Los Gatos, eight or nine people sit around a square of tables. They listen as Helena Smith reads from typewritten pages. She's adding a section to her book Zdenka which she wrote some years ago. The book is in diary form and is about World War II. What she's reading here are prewar experiences. When she's done reading, the others tell her it's wonderful. "Be sure to include the dates for historical perspective," they tell her. "Tell more about your nanny and your uncle." The leader tells her, "Maybe you could put this prewar information in a prologue."
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Holi Festival
Over 2,000 people from all over the Bay Area came to the Sunnyvale's Hindu Temple and Community Center to celebrate Holi -- the Hindu festival of spring.
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Service and Satisfaction
City staff plan to restructure five programs in an effort to better gauge how the city's residents perceive and receive their services.
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Event Funding
Sunnyvale plans to fine tune the process required to obtain grant money for funding community events.
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Holocaust survivors tell their stories
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News Briefs
City to restructure programs to create better customer service
Thousands celebrate Holi, the Hindu spring festival
Grant funding process for community events to be fine tuned
Public Safety
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Speak Out
Carl Heintze: Looking for The Third Place
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Kiwanis, Public Safety sponsor 2002 Fire Safety Poster Contest
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In the garden, it is time to plant vegetables
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In-Home Supportive Services aids the elderly
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Sports Briefs
High school baseball
Homestead High School track & field
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Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...
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