YVETTE was awesome explained the process to me and emailed me all the papers right away very…read moreefficient the take care of the Fictitious Business name papers

JUDY Perterson wrighter for the los gatos weekly . im so glad that you have so many IMPORTANT…read morethings to do stories on especially after I called you one night and told you how im about to be in the street with my animals because my partner of 15 yrs Dan Dresslar owner of the Happy Hound died july 25th and his sister came in 20 days after dans death and gave me a 60 day eviction notice to put me in the STREET homeless with 4 dogs and my birds....apparently HIGH HEELS ect are more important to you .sadly I thought you were my friend!!!!. thanks for the support..!!.. Dave

The people at De-Bug are a passionate bunch. Do you want to learn how to use a dark room? Do you…read morewant to hone in on your screen printing skills? Do you love viewing an art space? Do you want to learn more about issues surrounding our local streets? Our youth? Are you a writer, a painter, an artist? Spend some time with Silicon Valley Debug here in San Jose. There's more to know.

One of Debug's little pinky toes has done more community work than you'll probably ever do in a…read morelifetime. Fact. I only have good things and the utmost love and respect for Raj and the cats that hold down this wonderful cultural community center. Not only have they been a hub for the community for quite sometime but have also been consistently putting out a magazine for years now that focuses on San Jose's social ills, the city's youth as well the plight of other disenfranchised groups in the area. I still remember their charming old location across the street from SJSU before they moved over by the SJ Arena and using the center to hold community meetings and events. They maybe a little farther from the heart of downtown San Jose (not really tho), their new spot is bigger and badder..

I was very disappointed with guitar lessons at this place. Glen shows up 15-20 min. late to every…read morelesson and then spends 15-20 min. talking about crazy stuff in his personal life. You end up getting only 5 minutes of real lesson time. The studio is well built and the acoustics are great. I'd suggest he stick to building studios and not give any lessons. Glen the guy that runs it is kind of creepy too. Great if you are looking to record there. Not great at all if you are looking for a guitar teacher.

In 4 lessons Glenn has taught me more than I've ever learned in 20 yrs of trying on my own. He is…read morepatient and his teaching include more than just playing the instrument. He is truly passionate about teaching and is very friendly. I enjoy his energetic attitude. It is contagious and very influencial. He is never late and would frequently keep my lessons 15 minutes longer than it should be. I would also like to add that he actually teaches you in a music studio where you get state of the art equipment and actuall experience playing inside a real music studio. I'm extremely happy I found the Project Studio. I wish I could have found this place much sooner. Like 10 yrs sooner. If you have any questions or want to confirm my review please feel free to hit me up. Thanks!

This magazine is amazing. It consistently has articles that raise relevant issues in the Indian…read moreAmerican community. I often find new places to eat and even found my dentist through this magazine.

Although I am an old-school paper-user, I am not actually familiar with this company's main…read moreproduct. I am familiar with their drivers as I share the roads with them daily and my mom works in the building that abuts Spicers. I am rating them on their drivers. I think they are fantastic. They are courteous, conscientious and careful, even when dealing with the little car jerks who are in crazed-commute freak-out mode. The Spicers drivers drive from Union City through Hayward to 92 and across the San Mateo bridge. They regularly anticipate the horrible little car drivers' actions and are proactive, gracefully avoiding those scary altercations referred to by some traffic reporters as "tangles." Driving a box truck or an 18-wheeler can be scary and dangerous, as can sharing the road with one. I'm never nervous around a Spicers truck.

I just received a phone call from the manager regarding my incident with their driver. The fact…read morethat he took the time to call me indicates to me that this is a first class company. The driver in question was a temporary driver. Showing concern for what has happened goes a long way to making a person feel better about a bad situation.

I love this small newspaper that appears in my mailbox every week. It keeps me informed about…read morelocal happenings and news that I can't get anywhere else.

This paper is pure temptation, you are forced to take advantage…read more I remember when I was 5 and I'd watch my grandpa read the newspaper, right leg cross the left thigh, leg shaking to an unknown rhythm and eyes locked as if he was watching an important scene in a movie. I never thought that I'd be reading a newspaper. April 2007, now I have become a miniature grandpa, all thanks to you Burlingame Daily! Went from 18 to 80! Haha I guess it's a good thing. B-Game daily gives the first scoop on all the lastest news... actually all the newspaper's do, but yeah... My first scoop. B-game daily news is where I got the first peep at "Naughty Newsom" and "Diaper Psycho Love Crazy Lady." If it wasn't for the B-game daily I wouldn't know that there are plans of making mechanical paper; or that the Governator broke his leg; or that they found the killer of my high school classmate Ray Bass. To be continued... What makes the Burlingame Daily stand out out more than other papers is. 1.It's free! 2.A great read for those who are young and hate reading. 3.You also have the entertainment section... Wanna know who Bradgelina adopted this week? 4.Has interesting development for the Burlingame area. (So all you B-game lovers and Live-ers... You might just find your face in there.) 5.Like making home-runs is for Barry Bonds, once you start reading the B-game Daily, reading will become your home-run (yes I know, great comparison GO BARRY!). And before you know it, you'll be hip like me, going from 18 to 80.

It's been since 2009 since this paper has been around. At that time it was a handy local news…read moresource.