The Campbell Reporter | 0510

March 9, 2005 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

New Digs: Lisa Hartman, president of the Heritage Place Homeowners Association, was one of the last residents to buy into the new housing complex built on Gilman Avenue close to Campbell Park. The 20-unit development wraps around the corner of Sam Cava Lane.

Building Blocks

By Martin Nobida

Gilman Avenue goes through a transition. More



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Coptic church	Auto theft	Affordable housing

The planned fourfold expansion of a modest community church on Rincon Avenue prompted nearby residents to voice their opposition at a recent Campbell City Council meeting. More	A recent South Bay auto-theft spree that had plagued owners of Saturns and Hondas for months may have come to an end. More	Campbell continues to look for ways to make affordable housing a reality in its community. More



	Building Blocks: Gilman Avenue goes through a transition


	City council gives Coptic church the nod to build Redevelopment agency wants to build 40 affordable housing units Police believe they may have broken up an auto theft ring Families begin to return to Del Mar Campbell's newest planning commissioner is up to the task Castlemont teacher pleads guilty to child pornography possession News Stand Police Blotter


	Babysitter rates have soared to new heights Letters Historical Snapshot


	Sports Briefs Warriors look for big softball season



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