The Cupertino Courier | September 13, 2000

September 13, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Ralph Qualls takes on the job as the new Public Works director Qualls brings a quirky personality, sense of humor and dedication to his new post
Ralph Qualls, the new Public Works director, brings 15 years of experience as the chief engineer for San Jose's Redevelopment Agency to Cupertino. More


News Sheriffs consider Vallco robbery an isolated incident Officials say armed robbery of local restaurant was an anomaly. More	News The sun is an attainable source of power Some residents look to the sun as an alternative to PG&E. More	Gardening Autumn is the time to put in bulbs and plants for spring Planting now helps bulbs and other plants establish roots and get an early start on next year's blooms. More



	Cupertino celebrates culture and tradition during Moon Festival 2000

	News Briefs Sheriffs consider an armed robbery at Vallco an anomaly Ralph Qualls is ready to tackle challenging projects as the new Public Works director Some residents find the sun an attractive alternative to PG&E Proposition 38 stirs opposition from local school districts

	Letters Time for fall football gambling Jon Hoornstra: The story of the teacher's husband

	Community Briefs Myer "Jerry" Lewis receives honors from Canadian government for his World War I service Family Daze: Treating children equally is a mind-numbing task

	Autumn is the ideal time to put plants and bulbs in the ground for next spring's blooms

	Sports Briefs Mats run to win in season opener De Anza drops despite strong showing

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

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