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Egan, a disability advocate, was introduced by Pacificans Care board member Kathy Gustavson who described Egan’s growth and development from an infant stricken with a devastating infection that robbed her of her hearing, through a tumultuous childhood and youth to her dedication and unwavering commitment to ensuring that persons with disabilities were free of the societal barriers that exist, and have access to the services and accommodations they deserve. “Over the year, Egan was inspired by several mentors including longtime Pacifican Lucy Muir, who encouraged her to join the sit-ins in support of the American with Disabilities Act, and Sandy Singer, a counselor at Skyline College who encouraged her to ‘be a force within the disability movement,'” Jaquith wrote.
Eleven bands are scheduled, playing rock ‘n’ roll, rhythm and blues, jazz, dance and party music on stages and streets throughout downtown. The lineup includes The Megatones, Livewire, Tsunami, The Blackouts, The Swampers Credence Clearwater Revival Tribute, OTR, Bob Culbertson, John Clarke, Ancient Winds, Mike Fair, and Emerson & The Growiser Band, Handcrafted items likely to be found among 200 ballerina sock monkeys set,little ballet dancer,cute sock monkeys digital clipart an054 -for personal and commercial use booths include works in glass, ceramics, metals, fiber, leather, wood, jewelry and fine art, Food choices range from pita filled with grilled chicken, lamb or falafel to fresh roasted corn-on-the cob and baked potatoes to tri-tip sandwiches to garlic fries to strawberry-on-a-stick sprinkled with chili powder, lime juice and salt..
• • • • •. Santa Run Silicon Valley, Plaza de Cesar Chavez at Park and S. Market streets, San Jose. Run off the extra holiday baggage at this 5K run benefiting Christmas in the Park and Downtown Ice. Come dressed as your favorite holiday character or tradition. 3 p.m. $8-$45. santarunsv.com or 888.810.2063. • • • • •. Third Thursday: Holiday Music. San Jose Museum of Art, 110 S. Market St., San Jose. The Silicon Valley Chapter of the American Harp Society fills the museum galleries with angelic sounds. Complimentary hot cocoa and cookies. 5-8 p.m. $5-$10. 408.291.5374.
An ad hoc committee led by council members ballerina sock monkeys set,little ballet dancer,cute sock monkeys digital clipart an054 -for personal and commercial use Joe Pirzynski and Marcia Jensen has proposed a zoning amendment that includes just three parcels where firearms dealers could legally locate, One of the locations is not 611 University Ave., which is Templar’s address, But there’s a parcel directly across the street from Templar that meets the criteria, as well as two others between University Avenue and Winchester Boulevard, just north of Blossom Hill Road, The planning commission considered the land use issue at its Aug, 28 meeting, Planning commissioners grappled with a variety of questions, but basically the discussion came down to if Templar is in the central business district or if it’s downtown, The two areas apply different criteria to non-conforming businesses, which is what Templar would become if the proposed zoning amendment is approved..
It’s not hard to remember why voters were angry in 2003: With memories of rolling blackouts still fresh, a seemingly intractable budget deficit and a governor who was re-elected in 2002 mainly because his GOP opponent ran so poorly, Californians were hungry for change. And they thought Schwarzenegger was it. Voters saw “this bigger-than-life celebrity who was talking about ‘blowing up the boxes’ and sweeping clean the halls of the Capitol,” said former Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante, who finished a distant second to Schwarzenegger. “They were hoping they had found someone who would be a leader, who could deliver on his words.”.
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