The Willow Glen Resident | 0512

March 23, 2005 Willow Glen, California Since 1992

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

Closing the Gap: Cynthia Ptacek is president of the Willow Glen branch of the American Association of University Women.

Women's Work

By Meghan O'Hare

AAUW promotes equality and education for women. More



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Garden Plaza parking	Anti-graffiti	Girls on the Run

Cardale Evans knows people are talking about him and the way he monitors parking. More	Businesses in Willow Glen could become a target for acid etching, the newest graffiti trend. More	For Leah Boydston, a fourth-grader at Schallenberger Elementary School, running is a family affair. More



	Women's Work: AAUW promotes equality and education for women


	Garden Plaza parking lot is restricted; drivers want that changed Girls are on the run just for the fun of it Lou's Village considers selling property to Shea Anti-graffiti program could reduce out-of-pocket costs Relay for Life begins its team effort for recruits Sewer upgrades in August will impact downtown Willow Glen Around the Glen


	Letters Milo: When is a teenager ready to drive solo?








	Aztec New Year celebration is a display of harmony and unity for all humanity


	High school students survive the revised SAT experience


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Sports Briefs Rams make a run for volleyball title Mavericks win fourth straight in tourney to claim NJB title



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