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California faces doctor shortage of epidemic proportions
Local and state medical associations say doctors are abandoning the state in record numbers
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Silicon Valley patients are suffering the repercussions of overwhelmed medical practice and a growing shortage of doctors in the region. California doctors are heading for small towns in such states as Texas, Alabama and North Carolina where doctors say they have considerably more control over their medical decisions, get paid a fair fee for their services and can afford to live comfortably. Of those doctors not clearing out of the area, a good number are retiring early or changing professions. Those who've been paying attention to the movement of doctors away from the state and the profession are alarmed.
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News
Attorney files complaint against Measure B proponents
Attorney Gary Wesley argues that Measure B supporters violated campaign disclosure deadlines.
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Childcare providers reap benefits of Proposition 10
Children and Families First Coalition allocates grant money to four Cupertino facilities.
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Gardening
Campbell offers gardening classes
Campbell Recreation Department will teach gardeners how to prune and care for trees and plants.
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