Cupertino Daily
New Places Coming To City Center Area
New eateries will soon be opening in the City Center neighborhood. TARTINI, an unusual frozen dessert store, on the order of Pink Berry, will be serving tangy frozen yogurt type delights featuring new textures and fresh fruit.
Tartini will be adjacent to The Cypress Hotel, and we’ve heard the flavors and texture are so different, that [...]
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Silicon Valley Reads 2008—Cupertino
Story by Barbara Rogers Photos by Donna Austin
Silicon Valley Reads 2008-Cupertino, co-sponsored by the City and the Cupertino Library Foundation on Feb. 23, 2008-while the day was damp and cold, the crowd, at Community Center was warm and appreciative. More correctly, the word should be ‘crowds,’ as there were, 2 separate programs, morning and afternoon.
The morning program [...]
Tags: Beverly Jackson, Bo Caldwell, Cupertino Community Center, reads, Silicon Valley
South Vallco Area
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Inspirations From Nicol Lea
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Councilmember-Elect Mark Santoro Be Sworn In On March 4th
On Tues. March 4th at 6:00 p.m., during the City Council Meeting, Mark Santoro who won the open seat on the city council by a mandate of almost 56% of the vote is scheduled to be sworn in by County Supervisor, Liz Kniss. Santoro ran a clean campaign, did not accept political, media or [...]
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Apple Continues To Rock Our World
By Ruby Elbogen
When the first computers in our newsroom in Culver City were plopped down on the desks that fateful day so many years ago, I am told I looked like the proverbial deer in the
headlights. While my eyes glazed over, it was explained by someone I no longer recall, that our Apple SE computers were the absolute [...]
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Cupertino’s 2nd Annual Relay For Life
by Carol Repucci
Relay for life is a 24 hour team effort to “out-walk cancer”, sponsored by the American Cancer Society, and held in cities and towns large and small throughout the U.S.
Participants are young and old, parents, children, grandparents–friends, neighbors, clubs, religious organizations, business, victims of cancer and survivors–who walk a few feet, a few laps or for hours [...]
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Does conserving water lead to more development?
I recently heard someone I know who recycles paper, plastic bottles, re-uses plastic bags over and over again, and was so fanatic about not wasting water that he timed his teenagers when they took showers remark–that he no longer conserves water because he has observed that the more we conserve the more housing developments pop up to make up [...]
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Cupertino Is Ready For Tourists
Studies in the California tourism industry show that the latest trend in travel is within a tankful of gas radius, for obvious reasons. Staying closer to home becomes a dilemma for many who have already been to The City (San Francisco) numerous times, they’ve shopped in Gilroy, stayed on the coast from The Carmel Highlands to Half Moon Bay–so [...]
