The Campbell Reporter | 0519

May 11, 2005 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

Perfect Placement: Patient Lynn Sanchez has an acupuncture needle placed into her jaw to relieve the pain from grinding her teeth. Sanchez, a production manager faced with constant deadlines, has been going to Campbell acupuncturist Jacquelyn Lorell for 10 years.

Pressure Points

By Alicia Upano

Alternative medicine is gaining interest quickly. More



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City budget	Hacienda project	Gaming store

The city of Campbell should be prepared to tighten its belt, acting City Manager Bob Kass said at a budget study session on May 3. More	A stalled two-home development on Hacienda Avenue has neighbors wondering if it will ever be built. More	From the outside, Paradox Playground looks like just any other business. More



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	Pressure Points: Alternative medicine is gaining interest quickly


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	Commentary: Moryt Milo Letters Historical Snapshot


	Basketball camp gives girls chance to hone skills


	Blaze battlers come out on top at 2005 Tech Challenge


	Sports Briefs Panthers roll to lopsided softball wins Westmont plays Leigh tough, but loses a 3-2 heartbreaker



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