Amanda McFadden
Amanda is a freelance writer that lives in San Jose, California with her husband and two sons. She also writes the blog "Autism the Second Time Around," that follows her journey in raising two autistic boys. She is active in the community and stays current on local news and trends.
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The 10 Best Mother’s Days Gifts for Cleveland Indians Fans10 great Mother's Day gifts for the moms on your list that love the Cleveland Indians.
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First Person: How I Saved Over $10,000 on My Minivan PurchaseHere are the ways that I was able to save money on my recent minivan purchase.
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First Person: Couponing Made EasyCouponing can seem overwhelming to many people, but it really is something that anyone can do.
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First Person: I Have Taken on More Debt RecentlyA look at the reasons behind me increasing my debt load.
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What is Behind All the Shooting Sprees?One viewpoint on the causes of murder rampages.
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Resale shops for kids clothes in the San Jose areaThere are stores in the area that buy and sell gently used children’s clothing at a fraction of the original price.
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Secret Clinical Strength Keeps Even the Busiest Mom Dry All DayA review of Secret Clinical Strength Deodorant by a mom with two special needs kids.
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5 Independent Gyms in the San Jose AreaCheck out these locally owned gyms in the San Jose area.
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Positive parenting resources in San JoseHere are some resources in San Jose where you can learn more about positive parenting and discipline.
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Where Can You Play Ice Hockey in the Bay Area?Find out about the ice hockey rinks in the Bay Area where you can take lessons, join a team, or just practice.Also published on:
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Where to find special needs advocates in San JoseMany parents of special needs children find themselves in a position where they need or want the services of an advocate. Here are several advocates that work in and around San Jose.
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Bullying prevention resources in the Bay AreaHere are four bullying prevention resources in the Bay Area for schools and parents.
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Where to eat out in San Jose for ThanksgivingFour restaurants you can eat at for Thanksgiving in San Jose.
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5 resources in the Bay Area for new parentsIf you are new to parenting, you should check out these parenting resources in the Bay Area.
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Where to enjoy Halloween with your special needs kids in San JoseFind out about some fun and safe Halloween activities in San Jose for your special needs child.
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Where to find Bay Area ABA service providers for autistic childrenFind out about some of the organizations in the Bay Area that provide ABA services for autistic children.
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Special Education Back-to-School TipsGetting ready for a new school year involves a couple extra steps when you have a special needs child. -
Special education resources at the Santa Clara County Office of EducationThe Santa Clara County Office of Education has many resources for special needs families.
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School email lists help Bay Area parentsMany parents in the Bay Area turn to class email lists for their school news.
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9 Reasons to Go to a Community CollegeHere are 9 reasons that going to a community college might be the right decision for you. -
How to get help with individualized education programs in the Bay AreaDon't feel overwhelmed. Find out free or low-cost ways to get help with IEPs in the Bay Area.
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5 fun places in San Jose to take your kids with sensory needsLearn about ways you can meet your child's sensory needs without going to occupational therapy.
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Seniors Have Lots to Do at Avenidas This SummerAvenidas is giving seniors a chance to beat the heat and mingle with others this summer. -
Guide to finding a special needs ministry in the San Jose areaWhen you have a special needs child, even going to church can seem daunting. Finding a church with a special needs ministry can help. -
Snip-Its in Palo Alto Makes Haircuts Easier for Autistic ChildrenWhen your child is sensitive to haircuts, a simple trim can be a nightmare. Snip-Its in Palo Alto makes things a little easier. -
Willow Glen Business Offers Free Spa Day for Cancer PatientsWillow Glen spa is offering a free spa day for cancer patients. -
Mild Weather and Diversity at the Dia De PortugalDia de Portugal celebrates the Portuguese culture from around the world. -
Fresh & Easy in Union Struggle?A group of the store's workers and others have banded together to get the word out about their grievances.
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San Jose Class Helps Parents Teach Autistic Children to CookPHP is hosting a class on teaching those with autism cooking skills in a way they will better understand.
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Help Get Willow Glen Cleaned UpThe City is looking for volunteers to pick up trash in Willow Glen on March 19 as part of the Great American Litter Pick Up.
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SVACA Wants You to Adopt a ChihuahuaThe SVACA has too many Chihuahuas and is trying to find homes for them all. -
Holiday Hours and Closures for Mountain ViewMany City offices will be closed during the holidays in Mountain View. -
Mountain View Neighborhood Hosting 2nd New Year's Eve WalkaboutThe Old Mountain View Neighborhood Association is coordinating a New Year's Eve Walkabout for the second year.
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Palo Alto Library is Holding 3rd Annual Kid's Writing ContestThe Palo Alto Library is asking kids and teens to write about being happy.
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Where to Skate in San Jose, CaliforniaWhether you like to roller skate, rollerblade, or ice skate, there is a place for you in San Jose, California.
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Water District to Have Flood Protection Workshops in Mountain ViewThe Santa Clara Valley Water District is holding meetings to discuss flood protection plans in the McKelvey Park and Cuesta Park Annex.
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Palo Alto Library Holds Community Meeting on Library BondThe Palo Alto Library is inviting the community to learn about plans to renovate the Main Library.
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Palo Alto Teen Counseling Service Offers Forum on BullyingPalo Alto's Adolescent Counseling Services is hosting a community forum on bullying on November 30.
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Verizon Backs Down on Appeal to SunnyvaleVerizon decided to accept the conditions set by the Sunnyvale Planning Conditions - and had a few more added.
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Sunnyvale Looking for Residents to Be on the Charter Review CommitteeThe City of Sunnyvale is asking for residents to apply to serve on the recently created the Charter Review Committee.
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Palo Alto Reduces Adoption Fee for Felines for NovemberTo combat an overpopulation of cats and kittens, Palo Alto Animal Services is dropping their adoption fee to $10 for the month of November.
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Mountain View Neighborhood Electing Steering Committee MembersHave a vote in the new members of the Old Mountain View Neighborhood Association Steering Committee.
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Christmas Events in the San Jose, California AreaA guide to holiday happenings in and around San Jose, California.
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Sunnyvale Chief of Public Safety to Speak at Neighborhood MeetingThe Sunnyvale Chief of Public Safety will be speaking at this month's Sunnyvale West Neighborhood Association meeting.
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Palo Alto Neighborhood Looking for Photos for WebsiteThe Greenmeadow Community Association in Palo Alto is looking for some neighborhood photos for their website.
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Verizon Appeals to Sunnyvale Planning CommissionVerizon is not happy with some of the requirements the City of Sunnyvale set when they approved the Company's request to telecommunications equipment.
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Adoption Resources in the San Jose, California AreaThere are many adoption resources available to residents in the San Jose area.
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Palo Alto Education Foundation Doubling Your DonationsPalo Alto Partners in Education is offering to double your donations this fall.
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Donate a Turkey to Help Abuse Victims in SunnyvaleYWCA Support Network in Sunnyvale is asking for donations of turkeys for their clients this Thanksgiving.
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Shoes that Give You a Workout Hit Palo Alto StreetsTone Footwear is changing the face of shoe shopping in Palo Alto.
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Palo Alto School Featuring Student Art OnlineEscondido Elementary is showcasing their students' art in an online gallery.
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Pinkberry Craze Comes to SunnyvaleThe popular frozen yogurt chain Pinkberry recently opened a location in Sunnyvale.
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Sunnyvale Students Learn How to Make Video GamesThrough a program sponsored by AMD, Sunnyvale middle school students will learn how to make video games.
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Kinders at Palo Alto School Begin Longer DaysExtended day for kindergartners begins this week at Ohlone Elementary.
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Mountain View HS to Show Poignant Documentary About the Road to CollegeMountain View High School will be showing the documentary "In 500 Words or Less" for students and their families.
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Palo Alto School District Holds Bond Steering Committee MeetingThere are changes come to Palo Alto High School and you can be a part of the meetings to discuss building ideas.
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Sunnyvale Councilmember Hosts First Town Hall MeetingSunnyvale City Councilmember, Jim Griffith, is holding a Town Hall Meeting on November 17.
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Palo Alto HS Student Coordinates Costume Drive for GuatemalaA Palo Alto High School student is helping children in Guatemala get a chance to play dress up.
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League of Women Voters of Palo Alto Sponsor Essay ContestThe League of Women Voters of Palo Alto is holding an essay contest that is open to all juniors in the Palo Alto Unified School District.
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Sunnyvale School District Says No to Civil Grand JuryThe Sunnyvale School District has rejected a proposal from the Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury to consolidate with 2 other school districts.
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Sunnyvale City Council Passes Some Bike Friendly ChangesOn October 26, the Sunnyvale City Council passed two motions unanimously that improve road safety for bicyclists.
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Palo Alto Library Appoints Interim Department DirectorThe Palo Alto Library Department Director is retiring and the City has hired an interim Director.
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Mountain View to Extend Permanente Creek TrailMountain View is going to begin extending the Permanente Creek Trail past Highway 101.
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Learn About Cob Building at Full Circle Farm in Sunnyvale, CaliforniaWhat is cob building? Find out on November 7 at the Full Circle Farm in Sunnyvale.
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Daily Living Tips from the Parkinson's Institute in Sunnyvale, CaliforniaThe Parkinson's Institute is offering a free class with tips on the day-to-day life of the holiday season.
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Parenting Classes Offered Through Medical Foundation in Mountain View, CaliforniaThe Mountain View location of Palo Alto Medical Foundation is offering parenting classes this November.
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Palo Alto Medical Foundation Gives Class on HospicesThe Palo Alto Medical Foundation is holding a class to discuss the truth about hospice services.
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New Special Needs Private School in Palo Alto Now Accepting ApplicationsThe Sand Hill School at Children's Health Council will begin accepting applications on November 1.
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Opportunity for Crafty Seniors in Mountain View, CaliforniaThe Mountain View Senior Center is holding a handmade ornament contest this November.
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Solar Sales Training Starting at Sunnyvale Employment AgencySunnyvale employment and training agency, NOVA, will be offering solar sales training starting in November.
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Free Concerts at Music School in Mountain View, CaliforniaDon't miss the free concerts at the Community School of Music and Arts in Mountain View.
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College Terrace Library in Palo Alto, California Set to Re-openThe College Terrace branch of the Palo Alto City Library is re-opening on November 9.
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Trim Your Christmas Tree with Help from the Lace Museum in Sunnyvale, CaliforniaThe Lace Museum in Sunnyvale will feature dolls and ornaments with lace this holiday season.
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A Spotlight on Hearing at the Mountain View Senior CenterGet a little insight into how our ear hears at the Mountain View Senior Center on October 28.
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Palo Alto HS Men's Chorus to Sing at CSUEBpaloPalo Alto High School's Men's Chorus will sing at Cal State East Bay on October 29.
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Early Morning Networking Opportunity in Sunnyvale, CaliforniaThe Sunnyvale Chamber of Commerce is hosting a networking breakfast on November 11.
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Local Writer to Speak at Mountain View BookstoreNovelist Richard Kadrey will be at Books, Inc in Mountain View, California on October 29.
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Palo Alto Education Center Helps Parents and Students with Test AccommodationsThe Morrissey/Compton Education Center in Palo Alto is offering a class to help explain the test accommodation process.
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Palo Alto Children's Program Turns 50AchieveKids is celebrating their 50th anniversary this year. Learn how you can join the celebration in Palo Alto, California and help support this community organization.
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Halloween Writing Workshop and Open House in Sunnyvale, CaliforniaLekha School of Creative Writing is hosting a free Halloween Writing Workshop for children at their new Sunnyvale location.
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Mountain View Cafe Holds Film FestivalRed Rock Cafe in Mountain View, California will be holding their 2nd Annual Film Festival on October 29.
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Palo Alto Special Needs Organization Wins Four AwardsAbilities United, a Palo Alto organization that helps people with disabilities, has won four awards from San Andreas Regional Center.
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Find Out About Being a Mentor or Tutor to Mountain View StudentsDo you have some extra time on your hands ad want to give back? Learn about an opportunity to help some students in Mountain View, California.
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Places to Donate Books in San Jose, CaliforniaDo you have books sitting around that your kids outgrew? Or maybe you switched to kindle and never touched the latest Michael Connelly hardcover you bought? There are several places in San Jose that would gladly take these books off your hands.
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School District Helps Palo Alto Parents Learn About IEPsPalo Alto Unified School District invites PHP to come help parents grapple with the mysterious world of IEPs.
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Class to Help Parents Get Ready for Preschool at the Mountain View LibrarySending your child off to school for the first time can be a difficult thing. Residents of Mountain View can learn the tools to help make the change easy for you and your child.
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Learn How to Blog at the Sunnyvale LibraryWhat is blogging? How do you get started? How much time does it take? The Sunnyvale Library is holding a workshop to help answer those questions.
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NASA Brings the Stars to You at the Sunnyvale LibraryLearn from NASA how you can spot the constellations in your own backyard at the Sunnyvale Library.
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Free Monster Bash in Mountain View, CaliforniaBring the family outside for a Halloween celebration and movie night in Mountain View.
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Mountain View Workshop to Raise Awareness of Domestic ViolenceThe Domestic Violence Information & Resource Workshop in Mountain View is a chance for Mountain View residents to get informed about how to get help for you or someone you know that is in a dangerous relationship.
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A Meeting on Ghostly Economics at the Sunnyvale Heritage Park MuseumExplore ghoulish business practices at this Halloween-themed meeting of the Power Partners in Sunnyvale.
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35th Season Celebration for the California Theatre Center in Sunnyvale, CaliforniaCome and celebrate the 35th season of this great community theatre group that calls Sunnyvale home.
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Mountain View High School District Holds College Application ClassThis class at Mountain View High School is designed for parents and students tackling the college admission process.
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The CFA Cat Show Hits San Jose, CaliforniaEnjoy a purr-fect weekend Nov. 6 and 7 in San Jose, California at the CFA All Breed Cat Show.
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Parenting Class for Busy Parents in Palo Alto, CaliforniaDoes there never seem to be enough time? Have you missed a soccer game or been late to a dance recital? This parenting class is aimed at parents that live in the hustle and bustle of Silicon Valley.
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Independent and Private School Fair in Palo Alto, CaliforniaThis is an opportunity of parents of preschoolers to check out the alternatives to public school in Palo Alto.
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Where to Dispose of Mercury Thermometers in Palo Alto, CaliforniaMany businesses and organizations in Palo Alto are participating in a community-wide collection event of old mercury thermometers.
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Small Business Workshops at Sunnyvale LibrarySunnyvale Library is offering workshops for small business owners or those wishing to start their own business.
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How to Find a Job Using the San Jose Public LibraryFind out about the great employment resources at the San Jose Public Library that you can unlock with your library card.
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Halloween Events in the Willow Glen Area of San Jose, CaliforniaFind out about the Halloween happenings in the Willow Glen area of San Jose. There are plenty of choices for the whole family.
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City of San Jose hosts the 13th Annual Walk to End Domestic ViolenceLearn about the annual walk hosted by the City of San Jose to raise awareness about domestic violence.
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Check out YSI's Wildlife Festival in San Jose, CaliforniaCome experience nature first-hand at the Youth Science Institute's annual Wildlife Festival in San Jose, California.
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The Best Pumpkin Patches in the San Jose, California AreaWhen it is time to buy your jack-o-lantern, skip the grocery bins and head for these fun pumpkin patches in the San Jose area.
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Domestic Violence Help in the San Jose, California AreaEvery year both women and men die because of domestic violence. Many don't know that help is available or are too afraid to make the call. Learn about resources in the San Jose, California area that can help victims of domestic violence.
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Run or walk to the 17th Annual Almaden Times ClassicEnjoy a great run or stroll through scenic Almaden, while helping support a local counseling service.
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It's Time for the Almaden Valley Art & Wine Festival in San Jose, California!Sample some wine and enjoy the festivities at the 34th Almaden Valley Art & Wine Festival. There is bound to be something for everyone.
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The 10th Annual Antique Autos in History Park in San Jose, Calif.Whether you are a car enthusiast, a history buff or both, this show is the place for you.
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The Half Moon Bay dilemma: Raise taxes or give up?The city of Half Moon Bay has a budget deficit. A proposed 1-cent sales tax hike might fix it, but the city is still considering disincorporation.
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Enjoy a little touch of Italy in San Jose, CaliforniaWhether you grew up eating polenta and pasta e fagioli or you just enjoy the Italian culture, the Italian Family Festa in San Jose, California is the event for you.
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San Jose magnet school builds on strong parent communityParents at a public Montessori school in San Jose stay connected over the summer and help welcome in new families.
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Special Needs Resources in San Jose, CaliforniaWhen your child is diagnosed with a special need, it is difficult to know where to look for help. Here are some terrific resources in San Jose, California.
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Three Great Sushi Restaurants in San Jose, CaliforniaThree great places to go when you've got a yen for sushi in San Jose, California.
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Employment Resources in San Jose, CaliforniaWhether you were just laid off, recently graduated college, or are entering the workforce after a long break, these resources will help get you on the path for a job.
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A Guide to School Districts in San Jose, CaliforniaHere is a look at all the school districts in San Jose, their enrollment info, and their start dates.
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Accidental Purple BeautyA haiku about the accidental creation of my favorite color.
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Top 3 Malls for Families in San Jose, CaliforniaFind out which malls are worth the trek when out and about with your family in the San Jose area.
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3 Free Things to Do This Summer in San Jose, CaliforniaMoney is tight and the kids are home for the summer. Check out these 3 free things to keep them busy this summer in the San Jose area.
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Best 3 Burger Joints in San Jose, CaliforniaAre you hungering for a juicy, well-cooked burger? Tired of the fast food want-to-be-a-burgers? Here are 3 great burger joints in San Jose, California.
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The 3 Best Independent Coffee Shops in the San Jose, California AreaWith coffee chains on every street corner, sometimes it is nice to find an independent coffee shop that keeps it simple.
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The 3 Best Weekend Getaways in the Bay Area of CaliforniaIf you thinking of planning a quick getaway, then check out these three weekend destinations.
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Swim Classes for Kids in San Jose, CaliforniaWhether you have swimming pro or a water novice, check these kids swim classes out.
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Tuition-free Montessori Education in San Jose, CaliforniaLearn about a free Montessori elementary school in San Jose, California.
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Easy Steps to Renew Your FAFSA in a SnapTake one less stress out of college and learn how to renew your FAFSA in a snap.
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Health Care Reform is as Clear as MudAn honest look at health care reform.
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How to Fix the Diaper Genie II EliteTen easy steps to fixing a common problem with the popular diaper pail system. Learn how to get your pooper keeper back on track.
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Best Places to Enjoy Christmas Displays in San Jose, CaliforniaA guide to some of the best Christmas displays in San Jose, California. Whether you are looking for a community Christmas display or one in a residential area, this guide will help make your Christmas cheery and bright!
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10 Tips for Installing Base Cabinets Right the First TimeThese tips go over the basics for base cabinet installation. They will help save you time, frustration and money.
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Eco-Friendly Gifts for Your Green TeenThe teens on your Christmas list will love these eco-friendly gifts.
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Eco-Friendly Gifts for GrandparentsIt's never too late to go green. Check out these cool and eco-friendly gifts for grandparents.
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Top Green Gifts for Kids This ChristmasIt's important to take care of the Earth and we need to teach our kids this early on. Find out about some really neat eco-friendly gifts you can get your kids this Christmas.
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5 Religious Christmas Gifts for KidsThere are many gifts out there that help a child learn about God and are still fun and entertaining. Here are 5 of my picks for books, games, DVDs, toys and clothes.
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Understanding Your Cat's SpineCats can get into tiny spaces and even crawl under doors. Find out how their spine does this and why.
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Your Cat's Eyes: How they Work to See in the Dark and Hunt PreyCats are known for their glowing green eyes. Find out how these wondrous eyes work and if cats can really see in the dark.
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Where to Find a Christmas Light Installer in the San Jose, California AreaFor those of us who put off decorating for Christmas until Christmas Eve or leave our decorations up year-round, there is an easier way: hire a professional Christmas light installer. Here are 3 from the San Jose, California area.
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5 Nutrients Your Baby Needs to ThriveFind out which nutrients are the most important for your baby and how you can make sure they get them.
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Helping Your Child with a Speech DelayDo you think your child needs help in learning how to speak? If so, here are some resources and tips to help you.
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Christmas TimesA poem that summarizes all the feelings and experiences of Christmas time.
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Guide to Buying a Green Christmas Tree SkirtLooking for a Christmas tree skirt that is just the right shade of green? Look no further.
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Finding a Prelit Christmas Tree with LED LightsThese trees take the hassle out of setting up your Christmas tree. All the bulbs are pre-strung on the trees and LED bulbs last much longer than grandma's.
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What to Do If You Don't Like Your Child's FriendsDon't you wish you could handpick your children's friends? Unfortunately, it does not work out this way and parents often find themselves biting their tongue and hoping their child will outgrow certain friends.
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A Pregnant Woman's Guide to the Mucus PlugBacteria are naturally present in the cervix and the mucus plug stops the bacteria from spreading to your uterus or baby and causing an infection.
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Best Toys for Special Needs KidsThis is a guide on some easy to find toys that work well for children with special needs. It is broken down into categories based on the skills the child is working on and the needs they have.
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Convertible Baby Gear You NeedConvertible baby gear grows with your baby and minimizes replacement purchases down the line. Here are 5 items that will last longer than the newborn onesies you just picked out.
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Are Reusable Bags Safe?They seem like a great way to save the planet, but are reusable bags just a ticking time bomb?
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The Top 5 Solar Christmas LightsLearn about 5 solar Christmas light sets that look great and save electricity.
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Eco-Friendly Christmas OrnamentsThese 5 stores sell Christmas tree ornaments that are both beautiful and eco-friendly. Learn how gourds and Scrabble pieces can spruce up your Christmas tree and help save the planet.
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5 Great Christmas Books for ChildrenBooks are a great gift for children young and old. These 5 books are perfect presents for Christmas.
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Picking the Best Restaurant Gift Cards This ChristmasLearn which 5 restaurant gift cards are the best bet this holiday season.
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Save Money on Your Christmas PostageLooking for ways to save money this Christmas? Don't forget the postage!
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10 Places to Buy Christmas Cookie CuttersHere are 10 stores that made the cut.
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5 Places to Order Christmas Cookies OnlineThese 5 stores make shipping delicious Christmas cookies a (ginger) snap.
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Carpet Installation in San Jose, CAHere are 4 companies to call for carpet installation in San Jose, CA.
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Tuxedo Rentals in San Jose, CA for HomecomingHere are 5 places to find the right tux for your special night.
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Be Green on Halloween!Here are some tips to make your Halloween eco-friendly.
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10 Pumpkin Carving Tips for KidsShare these tips with your kids to make this Halloween tradition safe and fun.
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Where to Pick Apples in the San Jose, California AreaGrab your gloves and biggest basket. . . it's apple-picking time!
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Best Walking Trails in San Jose, CADoes a slow, beautiful, summer walk sound like heaven? Check out this guide to the best walking trails in San Jose.
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Summer CarnivalsA poem about those fun carnivals that were the highlight of any summer.
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Engagement Photographers in San Jose, CaliforniaFind out about five engagement photographers in San Jose, California.
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Five Pediatric Dentists in San Jose, CaliforniaNeed help finding a dentist for your child? Here are five children's dentists in San Jose, California.
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Best Soft Foods to Eat After an Oral SurgeryHere are some yummy options for those restricted to a soft diet.
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How to Naturally Induce or Increase LactationIf you are struggling to get your milk supply started, then try these natural alternatives.
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Five Natural Cures for Anxiety AttacksIf you suffer from anxiety attacks or know someone who does, please consider the following natural remedies for anxiety attacks.
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10 of the Most Exotic Dog BreedsA guide for those looking for a dog that is a little different from the rest.
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Beach Goers Beware of the Signs and Symptoms of Skin CancerBefore you hit the beach, learn about the signs and symptoms for skin cancer.
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Review of Coffee Shops in San Jose, CaliforniaA look at 3 coffee shops in the San Jose area.
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10 Ways to Keep Your Baby Safe and Cool in the HeatLearn 10 things you need to know for keeping your baby safe and happy in hot weather, including how to avoid some serious mistakes.
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10 Ways to Keep Your Cats Healthy and Cool in the HeatHere are 10 ways to help those furry felines beat the heat.
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I Never ExpectedHow unexpected can love be?
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SoapA little poem about a slippery subject.
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Organic Pest Control to Keep Your Family SafeHere are five organic alternatives for pest control. Learn how to get rid of ants, spiders, wasps, and silverfish the natural way.
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10 Free Things to Do in San Jose on Mother's DayYou want to take mom out for a nice day, but money's just not what it used to be. Here are 10 free or almost free things you can do with mom that will make her forget that card you made her out of recycled junk mail.
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Mark Your Calendars: National Nurses Day is May 6!Here is a look at the history of National Nurses Day and Week with how you can celebrate the Florence Nightingales in your life.
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Warm Rains of SpringA poem that captures those wonderful warm rains that movies are made of!
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We Will Go AwayGraduation is a very emotional time. This poem attempts to capture some of those emotions.
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Organic Food Delivery in San Jose, CaliforniaIf you're like me, you love the idea of going organic but just don't have the time to go shopping, let alone organic shopping. These companies do the work for you and delivery it straight to your door.
