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Jean Hoaglund, of Hillsborough, a Carolands Garden Club member since 1995 and a past president, was given honorary membership status to thank her for all of her many years of hard work and dedication, “Champagne and iced tea were served,” wrote Steiner in an email, “Members brought ballet satin and stretch ribbon and elastic sold by the foot - pink finger food and sweets, They also contributed for a silent auction consisting of garden- and flower-related items, such as vases, containers, books, and odds and ends.”, Steiner said proceeds will go to an environmental cause that the members will chose at their meeting on Thursday..

For Zaferes, another highlight is the dance performances. Each day, different groups dance in traditional costumes to traditional songs and teach Greek dancing to festival goers. “We have third- and fourth-generation children who have learned the different dances from different parts of Greece, and they’re very proud of having learned and performed them,” he said. “The really special part of this festival is seeing these wonderful young people perform these authentic Greek dances.”.

Jeff Waugh, a special education teacher at Milpitas High School, is part of a consortium of teachers that plans monthly special education ballet satin and stretch ribbon and elastic sold by the foot - pink dances at various high schools around the county, including the two-hour Superhero Dance, which was held in the J Building Cafeteria, on Friday, About 100 students from schools all over the Bay Area, who have moderate to severe developmental issues, attended the dance, “The theme is superheroes, as I believe all of these kids are superheroes,” Waugh said..

It was a thread that was woven throughout the program at the downtown Center for the Performing Arts, from the opening Aztec dance performance to the Buddhist closing invocation. “Let’s embrace our city’s distinctive identity, one characterized by our diversity, our openness and our culture of innovation,” Liccardo said. You know that sentiment got cheers from the crowd, as did a list of San Jose’s homegrown innovations — which included everything from the disk drive and commercial radio to fruit cocktail and the Eggo frozen waffle.