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One thing my mom said to me when I was very young is 'Always leave a place better than you found it,' and that's pretty much stuck with me all my life, whether I was in school, or social situations, and it's truly influenced me in a lot of ways," says Willow Glen resident Jamie McLeod. That deceptively simple saying has helped McLeod in her current work as the program director for San Jose-based Refugee Works, where she helps build refugee communities locally, as well as abroad where she engineered the rebuilding of hospitals and schools with the Washington, D.C.,-based International Rescue Committee in then-virtually unheard of Bosnia and Kosovo.
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Gardner Center
Despite a projected cost of $5.2 million, residents don't want budget constraints placed on the park and community center.
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Bob Barone
The former owner of Posey Garden decided it was time for retirement, but the shop will remain open under the ownership of Kay Wolf.
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City Beat
The Lincoln Glen Play for All Park will be the city's first park that is fully accessible to children with physical disabilities.
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Willow Glen, California Since 1992
