The Willow Glen Resident | March 22, 2000

March 22, 2000

Willow Glen, California Since 1992


Russian Adoptees Abandoned and relinquished Eastern European children attract local adoptive parents
Late in 1997 in a remote part of Siberia, a newborn baby was found abandoned in a railway station. The nurses at a nearby hospital recognized her as Svetlana. She'd been born at the hospital. The authorities searched for Svetlana's mother and couldn't find her. Like thousands of mothers in Russia today, she had abandoned her child. On the other side of the globe an area couple, Lisa and Patrick Vermont, who already had two little boys, were considering adopting a baby girl. Eventually, Sventlana and the Vermonts would meet. But it would be a long and arduous journey. More


News Associate Superintendent SJUSD hires firm to seek candidates for soon-to-be vacant position. More	News Art Docent Program Volunteers bring the study of art back to the classroom at Willow Glen Elementary. More	News Child Passenger Safety Indian Health Center gives away car seats to its clients. More



	Abandoned Russian children find new homes with local families

	City Beat San Jose Unified School District searches for new associate superintendent Willow Glen Elementary School's new art docent program Indian Health Center advocates safety, gives away car seats Care provider arrested on suspicion of elder abuse and murder Student jury hands down penalties for truant peers Pet of the Week Around the Glen

	Speak Out Save perfection for grown-ups Little League relies on volunteers, sponsors DeCinzo

	Family Daze Los Gatos Museum of Fine Arts and Natural Science presents exhibit of 'Treasures' Hakone Foundation sponsors creative workshop Villa Montalvo announces schedule for its Performing Arts Series

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