The Campbell Reporter | 0542 | October 19, 2005

October 19, 2005 Campbell, California Since 1999

Photograph by Brian Connelly

Tools of Trade: Agent Sal Quezada shows Campbell Explorers Rigo Diaz (center) and Katya Andrist (right) how to operate a police radar gun. The Explorer program introduces youth to the law enforcement field.

By the Book

By Alicia Upano

Youth program offers entry into cops' world. More



News	News	News

Youth bands	Slow down	Flu shots

A new policy at the Gaslighter Theatre will bring fewer youth band performances into downtown Campbell. More	The San Jose Police Department's Safe Passage Program ended successfully after a weeklong campaign, officer Maria Ramon said. The program ran Sept. 26-30 throughout Santa Clara County. More	Health officials are recommending that residents get vaccinated before the flu season hits in early 2006. More

Dr. Steven Cohen, Dentist

El Camino Hospital



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	By the Book: Youth program offers entry into cops' world


	Gaslighter will reduce number of youth bands 'Ahoy matey,' it's seafood month No shortage of flu shots; clinics throughout city Safe passage means slow down, pay attention, kids are in school Safety issues top the list on affordable housing project New traffic light, crosswalk to add safety for downtown News Stand Police Blotter


	Letters Historical Snapshot




	CUHSD program first in county to address domestic violence


	Sports Briefs Day of firsts for Medeiros in Westmont win Del Mar, Branham stick it out for first place



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