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Alternative medicine enthusiast MaryEllen Lovell believes that "God put a plant on this earth for every illness there is." Her 12-year-old Boston terrier, Mikey, has a five-centimeter tumor lodged in his chest, which led Lovell to the Campbell Pet Clinic and to Dr. Walter McCall. McCall offers holistic veterinary medicine for animals with chronic, incurable diseases. Lovell had been told at a traditional veterinary hospital that Mikey had anywhere from three days to three weeks to live.
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Campisi Way project
Campbell is negotiating to buy a strip of land to extend Campisi Way into the Pruneyard Shopping Center.
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Proposition 10 funding
The funding, in the amount of $1.8 million, will benefit child-care facilities.
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Veterinarian Walter McCall uses holistic medicine to treat his animal patients
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News Stand
City proceeds with its plan to extend Campisi Way into the Pruneyard Shopping Center
Child-care facilities are the beneficiaries of Proposition 10 funding
New mayor Matthew Dean makes plans for Campbell, with an emphasis on children
The new season of the Distinguished Lecture Series starts with a talk on 'Kosher sex'
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Speak Out
Brian Rossman: Looking back at 16 months, 32 columns
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Public Citizen: Theresa Spinler's goal is to bring a League of Women Voters chapter to Campbell
Police Blotter
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The pros and cons of live Christmas trees
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Senior Notes
The problem of elder abuse is now one that is taken seriously
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Sports Briefs
Westmont High School wrestling
Gary Bianchini Memorial Wrestling Tournament
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