The Cupertino Courier | May 31, 2000

May 31, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Feng Shui Area residents adopt ancient Chinese philosophy of harmony and balance
In the new era of interior design, a growing number of homeowners and business managers are contracting with practitioners of the ancient Chinese art form known as feng shui (pronounced "fung shwee.") These consultants claim to be able to discern subtle flows of energy, and design spaces to best accommodate that flow. More


News Prometheus Development Apartments Planners reduce roof height of proposed complex, grant conceptual approval. More	News Home Depot City takes steps to minimize traffic flow problems. More	News Area Trails Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District votes to close some trails to mountain bikers. More



	Vallco Farmers' Market enjoys successful opening

	News Briefs Commissioners approve Stevens Creek apartment complex, with modifications Home Depot opens with minimal traffic problems Open Space District to close trails to mountain bikers Falling tree injures two men at Stevens Creek County Park Sheriff's Report

	Letters Memorials are for the living

	Education Briefs

	Area residents adopt feng shui practices

	Now is the time to plant flowers, fruits and veggies

	Sports Briefs Chien, Kam fourth at CCS finals Dave 'Obie' Obenour retiring after 30 years at De Anza

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