The Cupertino Courier | March 29, 2000

March 29, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Cupertino Sports Center City plans to demolish, replace decrepit facility
The Cupertino Sports Center's days could be numbered. City officials have decided to stop pouring money into fixing the old building and begin plans to build a new one. The plan to replace the aging building is still in the early stages, but councilmembers on March 20 decided to stop putting money into costly repairs. They also told city staff to report back with possible features to be incorporated in the new building. More


News Apple Computer Company will pay fee to city instead of replacing public art. More	News Burglary Suspects Tips from citizens lead to two arrests in local burglaries. More	News YMCA Daycare Center Council rejects attorney Steve Hoffman's request to restrict parking. More



	City plans to demolish, replace decrepit Sports Center

	News Briefs Apple pays fee instead of replacing public art Tips from citizens lead to arrests of burglary suspects Council unmoved by video of parking at YMCA day-care center Rotary Club meeting focuses on prostate cancer New roller coaster offers thrills at Great America Sheriff's Report Photo: Pet of the Week

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	CHS teacher Jay Lawson honored Anytime Anywhere Learning program brings laptops into the classroom

	Sports Briefs Matador baseball team wins three in a row

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