The Cupertino Courier | May 17, 2000

May 17, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Cupertino Day Annual city picnic celebrates purchase of Blackberry Farm
Although the skies were cloudy over Blackberry Farm last Saturday, the weather stayed dry for the city's eighth-annual Cupertino Day. The annual picnic is a reward for residents, who approved a utility tax that allowed the city to buy the 32-acre park (including the golf course) for $18 million in 1991. Since 1992, Blackberry Farm has kicked off its May-October season every year by setting aside a Saturday to say thank you to residents. More


News Bank Heist Polite robber hits local Washington Mutual branch. More	News Farmers' Market Planning commissioners approve Friday morning market at Vallco Fashion Park. More	News CCS Capital Campaign Cupertino Community Services kicks off affordable housing fundraiser. More



	Annual Cupertino Day celebrates Blackberry Farm

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