The Cupertino Courier | February 16, 2000

February 16, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Affordable Housing Hopeful families apply for below-market-rate units
More than 200 people hoping for a crack at buying an affordable home in Silicon Valley's wicked housing market last week took the first step toward making the cut. A total of 18 homes in the new Oak Valley development on Cristo Rey Drive will be sold later this year to families who meet a laundry list of financial, occupational and family criteria. Applicants must live or work here or be public service employees. More


News Rape Suspects Union City man arrested; search continues for second suspect. More	News Senior Center Construction begins on new facility. More	News Assembly District Candidates The Cupertino Courier profiles candidates for the 24th Assembly District seat. This week: Steve Blanton. More



	Hopeful families apply for affordable housing

	News Briefs Suspect arrested in rape case Construction begins on new Senior Center String of home burglaries continues Assembly District candidate Steve Blanton 'Zoom' makes a comeback at the Children's Discovery Museum Villa Montalvo hosts literary event Santa Clara County Historical Essay Contest

	Letters Teens are all our kids, even away from home

	Sports Briefs Matadors, Mustangs, Pioneers in soccer playoffs De Anza division dominates wrestling finals

	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...

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