The Cupertino Courier | 0551 | December 21, 2005

December 21, 2005 Cupertino, California Since 1947

Photograph by Vicki Thompson

Capernaum Project founder and national director Nick Palermo poses with John Pappas, 35, of Cupertino, at a Dec. 15 holiday party.

Friendly Persuasion

By Lisa Sibley

The Capernaum Project offers love and inspiration that can radically change the lives of those with disabilities. More



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Hello, goodbye	Pet aid	Standing together

Cupertino's city council said goodbye to a longtime member and hello to a newcomer. More	As D.J. Lang lifted the back paws of his dog, Sivan, her eyes shifted, her neck and head tensed. More	Dozens of teachers and staff flooded the Cupertino Union School District board room to send a message to the board. More



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	Friendly Persuasion: The Capernaum Project offers love and inspiration


	Council bids a farewell, swears in new mayor Learning to do CPR on animals Cupertino teachers show their solidarity Family Giving Tree coming up short on children's gifts Sheriff's report


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	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Monta Vista student is alternate to D.C. program


	Food that's fast and fresh key to El Caminito's menu


	Erbilgin, Jian are the league's top goalies



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