Almaden Resident | 0426

July 1, 2004 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Erin Day

Remembering History: Cliff Moh came to the United States from Taiwan in 1986 and has lived in Almaden Valley for the last 12 years. Moh says that the Fourth of July has special meaning for him. 'A lot of people have forgotten about the history. People were fighting for their independence,' he says. 'It took great courage to move in that direction and it turned out to be an excellent direction.'

American Made

By Anne Ward Ernst

Almaden's foreign-born U.S. citizens view the Fourth of July as more than just the red, white and blue holiday. More



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Dando to Sacramento	Local muralist	Las Madres

San Jose Vice Mayor Pat Dando will join 20 other appointees at the behest of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, traveling around the state to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of California's government. More	Whenever painter Steve Romito begins a mural at a school, he draws a line on the ground, a line that only muralists are allowed to cross. More	They lean on one another for advice: "Hey, I just can't get my kid to put sunscreen on, does anybody have a trick?" More



	American Made: Almaden's foreign-born U.S. citizens


	Governor taps Dando for review commission Almaden Valley Las Madres helps moms keep their days under control Civil grand jury wants to derail SJ BART plan Local muralist to take nonprofit to foothills Local businesses are helping raise funds to save 7th period Unscheduled tree trimming has irate Trinidad Court homeowner barking


	Letters Watkins: A snail by any other name still cleans the tank Cartoon: DeCinzo




	Perkins on Real Estate


	Almaden teams fall in all-star playoffs Almaden 12th in state softball qualifier Nigos, Moyen help De Anza Force '85 win state, move on to regionals Annual summer football game is dedicated to '94 all-star, Tillman Blue Jays finish dream season with junior TOC title Mustangs ready to play in July 4 baseball tourney in Los Altos



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