The Cupertino Courier

May 2, 2001

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Springtime heralds the annual Open Studios exhibition and tour Several Cupertino artists participate in annual event
Several Cupertino artists opened their studios to the public on April 28 and 29 as part of the Silicon Valley Open Studios 2001 exhibition. This was the second of four consecutive weekends of the project, and it featured the artists in western Santa Clara County. More


News Cupertino community group receives cash grants Cupertino Community Services Inc. gets $22,000 from the state and county to help clients pay utility bills. More	News Video technology pioneer to speak at Viewfinder's Club Fred Pfost, who helped design the first video tape recorder, will address the Cupertino Viewfinder's Club. More	Gardening Garden Conservancy tours slated for May The Conservancy's Open Days tours allow the public to view home gardens. More



	Open Studios 2001 includes several Cupertino artists

	News Briefs Cupertino Community Services Inc. receives state and county grants to help clients pay utility bills Fred Pfost, a pioneer in video technology, will address the Viewfinder's Club on May 9 Yes on Measure C campaign moves into high gear Sheriff's Report

	Letters Jon Hoornstra: Thinking of Mother's Day

	Community Briefs De Anza College hosts 20th Patnoe Jazz Festival Cupertino to hold old-fashioned picnic for residents at Blackberry Farm Pet of the Week

	Garden Conservancy Open Days will highlight Bay Area home gardens during May

	Sports Briefs Fremont makes a statement in baseball Gleason, Underwood star at CCS track

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