The Willow Glen ResidentLettersPiece educated about deadly disease Thank you for writing and publishing the article about Wegener's Granulomatosis. It was a very good presentation, and our family appreciates the time and effort you put forth to call attention to this devastating disease.
Mildred Hubbard Kids need to learn computing, Internet I really enjoyed Geoff Patnoe's column on the Digital High School Initiative [The Resident, Oct. 8]. It is essential that students be taught how to use computers and the Internet if they are to be competitive in today's high-tech job market. Keep up the good work.
Dan Bingham Thanks for the thorough coverage of centennial As a teacher at Willow Glen Elementary School and a member of the school's centennial celebration committee, I just wanted to take a minute and thank you and your newspaper for the very nice coverage of our recent "100 Years of Excellence" celebration. The earlier article provided information and advertising, and the follow-up let the community know how well the event went. Thank you for being there to help us.
Karis Clason Correction Though Edith Coscarelly was a charter member of the Clara B. Rees Iris Society, she was not one of the founders.
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