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Related ArticlesHayward teen’s $15 homemade prom dress is a hitBut it doesn’t stop there. All that happens after many are swept off their feet in elaborate “promposals” — the term coined for asking someone to the prom. Those can be pricey affairs themselves, with some students spending upward of $300 to woo their potential date. The high school prom has become a big business that can eat a big hole in the family budget. In a study conducted by Visa Inc., the average prom-going teen spent almost $1,000 on the event in 2014 and 2015. Costs include attire, limousine or car rentals, tickets, flowers, pictures, food, accommodations, the “promposal” and an after party, to name a few.

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Toddlers and Babies Music and Movement Class: Presented by High Low Music. Singing, dancing, instruments, scarves, hoops and parachutes. Offered Wednesdays through Dec. 19. Toddlers (13-24 months), 9:30 a.m.; toddlers (18-36 months), 10:45 a.m.; babies (6-15 months) noon. $15-$18 per week. Reservation required. Tiny Tots Baby Boutique, 138 Railway Ave., Campbell. To sign up, call 408-838-4524. Visit highlowmusic.com. Christmastime Lunchtime Concert: With Mary Ann Gee, organ, Covenant Ringers on bells and Brian Holmes, French horn. Dec. 21, 12:30-1 p.m. Campbell United Methodist Church, 1675 Winchester Blvd., Campbell. 408-378-3472, campbellunited.org.

Activists from the San Jose Brown Berets, who first launched a petition in August to remove it, said the airport would be a far worse location — it would be the first thing people from all over the world would see when they step foot into San Jose, Peter Ortiz, co-chair of the Brown Berets, said he’s disappointed the city has delayed the issue until January, Elected leaders said they’d discuss relocation options in November, following a public forum at San Jose State, “We were supposed to talk about this tomorrow,” Ortiz said, “To have them postpone something we’ve been asking for for months is a sign that they’re not willing to address the elephant in the room, It’s almost like they’re ballet glass tile pendant w/ matching rubber adjustable necklace trying to stall — it’s frustrating.”..

“This gift will not only be a catalyst to complete our fundraising campaign, but it will have a significant and measurable impact on the center’s 2,000-plus students per year, on the 20,000 residents of the neighborhood known locally as the Iron Triangle, and on visitors throughout the surrounding region,” said Jordan Simmons, artistic director. Major partners for the project include the city and its redevelopment agency, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and California Cultural and Historical Endowment.