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Fixer-Upper
Corporate West solved its search for new offices when it transformed an old dining hall into an office
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Hiked up rent prices and limited space have driven companies in the Bay Area to search for offices creatively. High-tech companies have been forced to abandon the sterile, white-walled buildings that typify the computer industry for more colorful surroundings. Corporate West and its subsidiary, Trigger It, have taken up residence in an old dining hall at 209 Railway Ave. The company, which builds servers and is involved in computer networks integration and web design, has been in Campbell for about 15 years, Director Chris Harris said.
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Traffic lights
Campbell plans to install battery- powered systems to keep the traffic lights working during anticipated rolling outages.
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Brad Henning
Nationally rencognized speaker Brad Henning spoke to Westmont High School students about the wisdom of waiting to have sex.
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Gardening
Bay Laurel Nursery
The wholesale nursery in Scotts Valley prepares to welcome the general public to its annual open house.
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