The Willow Glen Resident | February 2, 2000

February 2, 2000

Willow Glen, California Since 1992


Vietnam Memories Local veterans organize unique photo and art exhibit for Tet Festival
Almost three decades after the Vietnam War, Bill Noyes and fellow veteran and former Campbell resident Jim Barker are telling the straight story from their point of view. The two are gathering photos, poems, stories and paintings from area veterans for display at the annual Tet Festival to be held Feb. 5 and 6 at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds. Entries will be narrowed down to 130 to 150 for the weekend exhibit. More


News WGBPA Business Manager Association board members debate hiring replacement for outgoing manager. More	News Creative Family Connections Nonprofit facilitates regular visits between noncustodial parents and their children. More	News City Beat City Council candidate Jim Spence challenges state law on photo use. More



	Vietnam veteran Bill Noyes organizes photo exhibit for Tet Festival

	City Beat Willow Glen Business and Professional Association debates the hiring of a new business manager Creative Family Connections supervises visits between noncustodial parents and their children Officials say Academic Performance Index will help schools improve Broadway High school robotics team requests district-wide program Around the Glen

	Speak Out Recollecting time is an intimidating process

	Remember When

	The changing role of grandparents After 48 years of marriage Jack and Theresa Spinler still know how to have a ball

	Sports Briefs High school wrestling

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