The Cupertino Courier | July 5, 2000

July 5, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Biltmore residents fear asbestos exposure Remodeling project of Biltmore gives residents more than upgraded living quarters
Demolition of asbestos-containing sheetrock during a three-phase renovation has exposed many of Biltmore's residents to the hazards of asbestos. More


News New plans shown off by district New creek and flood protection plans are in the works for the Santa Clara Valley Water District. More	News CDF station loses its lease next spring The CDF's Alma Station has lost its lease because the Oregon logging and real-estate company owners plan to subdivide and sell luxury home lots. More	Seniors It's never too late for an active, healthy life Starting an active lifestyle, even during the senior years, has numerous benefits. More



	Exposure to asbestos during a renovation project has left many Biltmore residents fearing for their health

	News Briefs County water district unveils its new creek and flood protection plans CDF's Alma Station loses its lease, leaving the Santa Cruz Mountains in jeopardy of fires Silicon Entertainment offers patrons the taste of a motor speedway

	Letters Mark Mayfield: There's nothing like the lure of fishing

	Seniors find that it's never too late for an active, healthy life

	Football all-stars Braves reach minor TOC semifinals Local football all-stars join impressive fraternity

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