Almaden Resident | 0420

May 20, 2004 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Erin Day

Fish Scaler: Almaden resident Peter Farrow started woodcarving about a year ago and is now hooked. Having learned at a workshop taught by a Pacific Northwest Indian master carver, Farrow shows off a pair of dog salmon plaques he carved in Pacific Northwest style out of blocks of pine wood.

Wood Works

By Sandy Brundage

In the hands of Almaden carvers, chunks of wood can become anything they imagine. More



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Airport bid	Teen queen	Concerns at Lietz

While publicly debating whether to throw out all four bids made for the estimated $16 million contract for work at the San Jose Mineta Airport on May 11, the San Jose City Council decided to duck behind closed doors. More	Almaden Valley resident and Valley Christian High School student Erin Darling was named Miss Teenage California 2004 in April. More	The school year is winding down and the final weeks are supposed to be filled with field trips, carnivals and anticipation for the summer break. More



	Wood Works: In the hands of Almaden carvers, chunks of wood can become anything


	City council seeks cover after airport bid snafu Darling wins Miss Teenage California Students receive scholarships for turning around academic careers Artists provide sneak peek of art options for new Almaden Library Alleged principal-teacher dust-up at Lietz raises parents' concerns Photo: The Cup in San Jose News Stand


	Heintze: Hats off to those who choose to be doctors Cartoon: DeCinzo




	School Briefs Culture exhibitions allow students to explore Almaden's many ethnicities


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Sports Briefs Bruins beat Pioneer to clinch crown Leland wins title, ready for baseball playoffs Beene fires a 69 and drives Leland into CCS golf finals Wright tosses young Mustangs to key win over Bruins Loss costs Chargers a shot at division softball crown



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