The Cupertino Courier | June 28, 2000

June 28, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Bush takes time to chat George W. Bush stops briefly at De Anza College during fundraising trip
Taking a break from fundraising GOP candidate George Bush stops to check De Anza's education pulse and push his education plan. More


News Council approves new fiscal budget City Council approves a $55 million 2000-2001 budget that includes funding for new positions. More	Cover Story Leasons in leadership NASC conference encourages youth involvement in community service. More	News Oaks Theater gives way to Andronico's market Council approves plans for a new Andronico's market at The Oaks shopping center and spells the end of Oaks Theater. More



	More than 1,500 students take part in the NASC conference to promote youth involvement in community service

	News Briefs City approves new fiscal budget of $55 million, including funding for new positions and the Historical Society Candidate George Bush takes a break from fundraising to participate in a panel discussion and promote his education plan The Oaks Theater will give way to Andronico's market despite residents' objections City Council approved the final hotel plan for Prometheus Development and Kimpton Hotel and Restaurant Group A task force will work to solve the parking problems between neighbors and Monta Vista High School Sheriff's Report

	Letters The Declaration of Independence proves that the Fourth of July parade is anything but ordinary

	Family Daze

	Drought-tolerant plants make do with less water but require more thoughtful planning

	Sports Briefs Cupertino National Braves win 6-2 over the Sunnyvale Southern Rockies in District 44 Tournament of Champions

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

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