The Cupertino Courier | 0605 | January 25, 2006

January 25, 2006 Cupertino, California Since 1947

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

De Anza ceramics instructor Linda Mau came up with the idea for the clay feet art project.

Footwork

By Anne Ward Ernst

De Anza ceramics instructor Linda Mau came up with the idea for the clay feet art project. More



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Vallco bid	Longtime mechanic	Whole Foods'

Neighbors of Vallco Fashion Park made their objections to a too-tall parking garage loud and clear Jan. 17, and the Cupertino City Council got the message. More	Carlos Corona remembers when super premium gas cost 39 cents per gallon and leaded gas, 19 cents. More	For Cupertino's city council, it was a wrap--an organic wrap at that. More



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