The Cupertino Courier | January 19, 2000

January 19, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Living the Dream Cupertino's Good Samaritan Church hosts the South Bay's biggest MLK celebration
An event that felt like something between a normal church service and a party, the seventh-annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration at Good Samaritan United Methodist Church brought more than 500 people together Sunday, Jan. 17. Organizers say Cupertino's is the is the biggest MLK Day celebration in the South Bay. After a pot-luck dinner of foods from around the world, more than 15 performing groups took to the stage for a three-hour show that ended with an audio excerpt of King's "I have a dream" speech and a candlelight finale song, "Let There be Peace on Earth." More


Cover Story Firefighter Hospitalized Early morning fire sweeps through apartments, leaves 16 homeless. More	News Emergency Program Sheriff's Department develops first-of-its-kind computer program to assist in emergencies. More	News Ice Cream Shop Homestead High School starts a non profit ice cream shop. More



	Firefighter hospitalized after early morning apartment blaze

	News Briefs New warrant program offers a 'get out of jail free' card to violators who turn themselves in Homestead High School opens non profit ice cream shop Sheriff's Department develops emergency response computer program Fingerprints lead to arrest in two 1970 murder cases Drill helps teachers and students prepare for disasters Good Samaritan Church hosts South Bay's biggest Martin Luther King Jr. celebration Sheriff's Report

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	Sports Briefs High school wrestling

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