Bruce Labadie is stepping down after decades of involvement with the San Jose Jazz Festival. His retirement comes after 36 years. In San Jose, a major music event recently took place, featuring multiple stages and a large number of performers.
The festival has a long history, and its founder has been a key figure in its development and growth. Further details about the festival and Labadie's retirement are available from local news sources.
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