The Campbell Reporter

  May 5, 1999    Campbell, California  Since 1999

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    Farmer's Market


    Farmers Market

    Shoppers brave early-morning drizzle for opening day


    The Farmer's Almanac didn't predict the topsy-turvy weather of last Sunday morning, when slate-gray skies of slate gray cast a brief but dreary drizzle over the 25 booths lining Campbell Avenue for the first day of the farmers market. The shoppers came out of hiding at about ten, when a steady stream of hats and umbrellas flowed down the avenue of fresh strawberries, oranges, avocados, flowers, nuts, apples, broccoli, chiles, onions, honey, kiwi, lettuce, potatoes, and some of the best tomato focaccia this side of Florence. By the end of the day, the crowd had grown and the executive director of the market proclaimed it a success.   More

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    Carver Scholars Program

    Monroe student Joseph Okafar awarded position in science and math program.
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    News

    Stoddard's Brew Pub

    Much-anticipated establishment delays move to Campbell until next year.
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    News

    Council Watch

    Russian Cafe & Deli wins approval for expansion plans.
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Cover Story
Monroe student wins position in Carver science and math program

News
Council Watch: Russian Deli to expand

Stoddard's delays move to Campbell

Farmers Market enjoys successful opening

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Buying a new swimsuit

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Talk of the Town: Should there be mandatory labeling for genetically altered foods?

Public Citizen: Educational Planning Services head Debra Ullman

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Older Americans changed the face of the nation

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Prospect baseball team is second in league

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