Almaden Resident | 0612 | March 16, 2006

March 16, 2006 San Jose, California Since 2003

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

Flowering Business: Kren Rasmussen is celebrating 20 years in the flower industry this year. He and his family opened Bloomster's together in Almaden Valley where Rasmussen grew up.

Full Bloom

By Sarah Holcomb

Acclaimed florist celebrates 20-year legacy in Almaden. More



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In the red	Ballpark proposal	Less housing

The good news about San Jose's budget deficit is it's not the projected $76 million. More	The San Jose City Council tested the brakes on the city's ballpark proposal that has been racing its way to the ballot since last fall. More	Pigs aren't flying and the moon isn't blue, but a developer did back off a housing proposal. More

Dr. Steven Cohen, Dentist

El Camino Hospital



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	Full Bloom: Acclaimed florist celebrates 20-year legacy in Almaden


	Deficit down but city still $35 million in the red Developer opts to build less housing per acre at neighborhood's request County opens affordable housing list after 7 years; big response predicted Majority votes to close loophole in San Jose lobbyist ordinance Pyle supports sunshine ordinance to promote government openness


	It almost pays to get a new cell phone Cartoon: DeCinzo






	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Farm boy turned marathoner tells tales of his life for the grandchildren Two descendants of early pioneer families celebrate life in Almaden


	March 10 declared 'Cressio Day'for Williams' 'Noon League' founder Columnist: Joseph DiSalvo


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Dyer, Battipede toss Chargers to wins Chargers open league volleyball season with back-to-back wins Leland's Rodriguez claims Mt. Hamilton's MVP spot Leland's Truan starts season with three straight no-hitters Small Pioneer squad wins big honors on the all-league team



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