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Job Changes
Improvements in training, equipment and prevention have drastically altered the firefighting profession
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The shrill scream of a fire engine barreling through town with brawny men hanging off the back used to mean there was a fire somewhere. Some citizens used to chase those big rigs hoping to get a glimpse of a roaring blaze, but that's rarely the case anymore. "When I got on in 1972, no one really joined to be a first-aid provider," says Scott Wilson, firefighter-paramedic for the Willow Glen Fire Station. "We all wanted to go out and fight fire."
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Light-Rail Bridge
VTA officials are having a tough time convincing residents that a proposed light-rail station on a bridge near their homes is a good idea.
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'Jazz Guy'
Saxophonist Bob Craddock offers 'Jazz Jams' at the Willows Senior Center, encouraging everyone to extend themselves and try something new.
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Homicide Arrest
San Jose Police have arrested Santa Clara resident Chad Cleveland in connection with a June 11 shooting.
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Willow Glen, California Since 1992
