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Art & Wine 2000
Photographs by David Heller
Debi Pariente, left, looks on as her 12-year-old daughter Cindy takes a look at a handcrafted kaleidoscope.
Curtis Giebeler of Cupertino takes a seat on one of the many unique stools sold by Richard Muhs. Giebeler came to the festival with a few friends and spent some time going through the booths during last weekend's Cupertino Art and Wine Festival in Memorial Park.
Bill Dupuis, of San Jose, left, inspects some handcrafted mirrors as the seller answers questions about them. Dupuis has been coming to the festival since its inception.
Danielle Tokarski of Richmond lifts a hat as friend Rob Zazueta looks around for a hat of his own.
Two unidentified women share a laugh while visiting the booth of Jim Mofhitz.
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Worker shortages are tough on local restaurants
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News Briefs
Construction begins on the Northwest YMCA indoor aquatic center
Robert Harrison is honored with the Distinguished Artist of the Year award
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Letters
Jon Hoornstra: Another day, another bulldozer
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Community Briefs
Photos: Art & Wine 2000
Best Friends: Buddy Paws would love a warm lad and a loving home
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Container plants and trees have special needs
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Sports Briefs
Rohloff, Blanco run to Dammit wins
SCVAL wins nationals at Corporate
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