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Party Planners: NoRooz Spring Festival San Jose organizers (from left) Niloufar Nouri, Matt Kamkar and Niosha Nafei-Jamali are hoping that the festival, which is part of the Iranian New Year festivities, will help bring together the Bay Area's Iranian-American population. By some counts, up to 10 percent of Almaden Valley is Iranian-American.
Persian Spring
By Anne Ward Ernst
Almaden's Iranian community prepares for NoRooz Festival, the ancient Iranian New Year celebration.  More
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Last week San Jose traffic police dealt out 15 tickets and nine warnings in one morning hour during a speed-enforcement crackdown.  More After the San Jose City Council voted 8-1 last week to give benefits to same-sex married city workers equal to those it gives to other city employees, opponents quickly moved to sue.  More At least three of San Jose's Catholic churches and schools and one public school have been burglarized since New Year's Eve.  More
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Persian Spring: Almaden's Iranian community prepares for NoRooz Festival
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