The Cupertino Courier | July 7, 1999

July 7, 1999

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Independence Day Cupertino residents celebrate the Fourth of July
Large crowds gathered on the De Anza College campus to watch the night sky light up with fireworks in celebration of Independence Day on July 4. The evening event was a culmination of a day full of city-sponsored festivities, which ranged from a pancake breakfast to a children's parade. More


News STAR Tests Area students perform better than expected on standardized exam More	News Lane Shutdowns PG&E project will close portions of Cupertino roads. More	Taste Armadillo Willy's Texas style barbecue restaurant moves to a new location, increases size. More



	Fourth of July photos

	News Briefs Local students do well on STAR tests New ordinance requires that all newspapers be displayed in modular racks PG&E project will cause lane closures City Council approves 1999-2000 budget Sheriff's Report

	Letters Technology creates more complications than it solves

	Community Briefs

	Senior Center class explores Hollywood's views of elderly

	Armadillo Willy's moves to a new location

	Sports Briefs Little League all-star tournament begins Local athlete inducted to SCU Hall of Fame

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

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