Almaden Resident | 0604 | January 19, 2006

January 19, 2006 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photo courtesy of Luis D. Gonzales

Water World: Almaden Valley resident Marv Tuttle is a volunteer diver at Monterey Bay Aquarium. Diving became his passion after a motorcycle accident left him paralyzed.

Diving Deeper

By Sarah Holcomb

Almaden man pushes others to challenge their physical limits. More



News	News	News

Coyote board	Neighborhood parks	Radio station

Councilwoman Nancy Pyle took a seat on the Coyote Valley Specific Plan Task Force on Jan. 10. More	As a result of last year's service cuts to San Jose's city budget, public parks are getting greener--that is, weedier and shrubbier. More	After radio station KCNL-FM (104.9) abruptly changed its format from alternative rock to Spanish contemporary on Jan. 1. More

Dr. Steven Cohen, Dentist

El Camino Hospital



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	Diving Deeper: Almaden man pushes others to challenge their physical limits


	Pyle takes over vacant position on Coyote board Neighborhood parks greener, weedier after city makes maintenance cuts Loss of alternative rock radio station spurs a local petition Williams playing field vandalized; upgrades already set for spring SJ approves $4 million for Grand Prix race downtown San Jose named one of the best in the nation for young people to live






	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Hikers push their limits to help raise money for leukemia group


	Leland's 21st Blue and Gold Auction has a Mardi Gras theme and big goal Schools already opening doors for families, incoming kindergartners Columnist: Joseph DiSalvo


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Mustangs win 3-1 in battle of local rivals Rai leads Leland to split; Mustangs lose two Mustangs outkick Longhorns 3-2 to move to 5-0-1 in league play Chargers win a pair, Mustangs split in girls basketball action



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