The Willow Glen Resident

April 4, 2001

Willow Glen, California Since 1992


Lincoln Avenue Renaissance Nancy Biagini and her daughters took a chance and helped change the look of Lincoln Avenue
It's Saturday morning and Casa Casa on Lincoln Avenue in Willow Glen is bustling. Upbeat Italian music fills the store. Customers, spotting familiar faces, stop and chat. The atmosphere is inviting and a desire to linger hangs in the air. But eight years ago, locating an upscale store on Lincoln Avenue was considered a "pioneering" move, according to Ted Biagini, the behind-the-scene partner of the storeowners, his wife Nancy Biagini and her daughters Meg Yeargain and Katie Goforth. More


News Safer streets Area residents and Gardner Academy administration work together to make the streets safer. More	News Midtown park plans The city council voted to turn a vacant lot on Auzerais Avenue into a public park. More	Gardening Bay Laurel Nursery The wholesale nursery in Scotts Valley prepares to welcome the general public to its annual open house. More



	Nancy Biagini's stores have helped revitalize Willow Glen's Lincoln Avenue

	City Beat City council approves a new park for Auzerais Avenue SNI targets Gardner Academy for safer student and resident access Project Teem Up plans to help Willow Glen residents and businesses save money on their energy bills Around the Glen

	Speak Out Carl Heintze: Good intentions can't fool Mother Nature

	Willow Glen Middle School student Diana Schnabel garners leadership award from the Sharks Foundation Obituary: Carol E. Hancock

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	Bay Laurel Nursery prepares for its annual open house

	Old age isn't always the end of the road

	Sports Briefs High school baseball

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