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Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
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Pioneering Work: Jim Arbuckle edited and published a book on historical women in San Jose, which was begun 20 years ago.
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Son completes mother's book on historic San Jose women
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William Jeske
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Helen Arbuckle spent years researching women who played an important role in San Jose's history. But when she died at the age of 91, her dream of writing a book based on the material was unrealized. Late last year her son, Willow Glen resident Jim Arbuckle, published her research, and the 81-page booklet is already in its second printing.
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Willow Glen residents are flocking to the new "pocket park" at the corner of Bird and Fisk avenues.
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In a recent poll of Willow Glen, residents expressed mixed reactions to a potential war with Iraq.
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Amending of rules by city would allow community to keep signs
New 'pocket park' a hit with WG residents
Reaction to war varies, with many wondering what's next
Associations may have to rethink plans for Founders' Day event
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