The Willow Glen Resident | 0612

March 15, 2006 Willow Glen, California Since 1992

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

First in Line: Roz Silver, 92, has lived at Chai House since it opened 20 years ago. The facility offers affordable housing.

To Life

By Alicia Upano

Chai House, a Jewish senior living facility, offers kosher meals daily. More



News	News	News

Focal point	BevMo issue	More outreach

The last chapter of the Willow Glen Library's new building is now complete. More	After reviewing both sides of the issue regarding the possibility of a Beverages & More moving into downtown Willow Glen, the Willow Glen Neighborhood Association has decided to stay neutral. More	The North Willow Glen Neighborhood Association plans in 2006 to build on its previous successes. More



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	To Life: Chai House, a Jewish senior living facility


	New look for library turns oak tree into focal point Hearing aids have gotten smaller, better Association gears up for more outreach in community Neighborhood Association takes a neutral stance on BevMo issue Budget deficit smaller than expected, but cuts are still likely Majority votes to close loophole in San Jose lobbyist ordinance Greater Gardner gives traffic, pedestrian safety second look Briefs


	Letters Editorial: Time to plot out the future of downtown Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Dominga Lujan lived to 106 and greeted all with a smile MS diagnosis leads Solinski to Myelin Repair Foundation Rhonda Berry's haiku captures second place in poetry contest


	Gardner Academy celebrates rebuilding after major fire Willow Glen Elementary earns honors for social skills program Columnist: Joseph DiSalvo


	Cremer is West Valley Division MVP Bells ready for a run at a title repeat in West Catholic race Large turnout in the waters at Presentation



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