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March 2, 2005 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

Big Heart: Campbell residents Gillian August-Thorp, with daughter, Klara, and husband, Deron Thorp, started the nonprofit S.H.I.P.Aid, to send medical and educational supplies to the country of Lesotho in Africa. The small impoverished country within the borders of South Africa has been ravaged by AIDS.

In S.H.I.P. Shape

By Martin Nobida

Family is touched by AIDS/HIV pandemic. More



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Vehicle fees	Wonders of books	Kids Helping Kids

Good things may come to those who wait, but the Campbell City Council decided to forego the possibility of snoozing and losing. More	For Campbell Middle School principal Susan Zimmer, the glory days of public school libraries were when each library had a full-time librarian. More	Although piano teacher and Campbell resident Judy Wely is intent on sparking an early passion for music, there's more to Wely's lessons than just teaching how to play the ivories. More



	In S.H.I.P. Shape: Family is touched by AIDS/HIV pandemic


	Council votes to receive 90 percent of its vehicle fees DiBenedetto shares the wonders of books Keys to compassion will hit all the right notes at concert News Stand Police Blotter


	Milo: Francois and Aerts help to make Campbell hum Historical Snapshot


	Watson part of series on growing up on a farm in Santa Clara Valley


	Columnist: Andrea Dorey


	Del Mar's Black Student Union is revived, with resolve to thrive


	Sports Briefs Modiri's big night lifts Westmont to win Three Westmont wrestlers win medals at the CCS tournament



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