The Campbell Reporter | 0533

August 17, 2005 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Sean Penello

Ancient Craft: Isako Wasano, who's lived in Campbell since 1978, has been teaching the traditional Japanese craft of doll-making for 28 years. She is one of only a handful of level-one instructors in the United States. She teaches classes at various community centers in the South Bay.

Japanese Art

By Carol Palinkas

Silk, wood and glue crafted into dolls. More



News	News	News

Meth bust	Security concerns	Duck killer

A recent search of a Llewellyn Avenue property led to the arrest of five people on drug possession and other related charges on July 27. More	Gaslighter co-owners Mark and Susan Gaetano have one last chance to eliminate the security problems at their theater. More	The man who rampaged though the Delta Queen Car Wash on E. Hamilton Avenue on Aug. 5 at around 12:30 a.m., killing a family of ducks, is still at large. More

Dr. Steven Cohen, Dentist

El Camino Hospital



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	Japanese Art: Silk, wood and glue crafted into dolls


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	Editorial: Gaslighter owners need to except responsibility Letters Historical Snapshot


	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


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	Sports Briefs Pierce, Jones top San Jose Hall of Fame list



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