Cupertino Courier
Cover Story
Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Charlie Liggett has been working his Cupertino Community Garden plot for 15 years. In a typical season, he harvests 500 pounds of tomatoes from 24 plants. He also grows chili peppers, carrots, broccoli and herbs.
Grow Your Own
Cupertino's community garden gives those with green thumbs a place to work the soil
By JOANNE GRIFFITH-DOMINGUE
Community gardeners in Cupertino are harvesting tons--literally--of veggies. more >>
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News
New fee for taking out a tree is talked over by city
Commission discusses change in managing, removing trees.
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Bike accidents near schools create big concerns
A free-for-all of bicycles, cars and pedestrians exists near Kennedy Middle School.
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Tears flow freely as students part
In 1983, a delegation from Toyokawa, Japan, visited the city of Cupertino.
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Other News
- Blue Pheasant loses on its bid to remain open later
- Tax equity passes; Cupertino's budget boosted
- The Arts Council Silicon Valley announces funding
- Sheriff's Report
