The Sun, Sunnyvale's Newspaper

March 1, 2000

Sunnyvale, California Since 1994


NOVA Program New federal funding grant may help ease high-tech shortage
Sunnyvale-based NOVA, an organization that addresses the needs of high-tech industry employers and employees, soon will be able to slightly increase space at overcrowded local training programs. On Feb. 11, NOVA officials learned that the program had been awarded a $1.3 million federal grant for training high-tech workers. More


Cover Story Rooster T. Feathers Local would-be comedians try out their acts during new open-mic nights. More	News Bank Robberies Armed bank robbers hit two Sunnyvale banks three times in two weeks. More	News SAT-9 Scores FUHSD plans to use school rankings to spur improvements. More



	Rooster T. Feathers comedy club gives would-be stars their chance to shine

	News Briefs Police search for suspects in string of Sunnyvale bank robberies Funding for NOVA program may help address need for skilled high-tech workers Homestead High School principal Eric Paulson takes position at Cupertino High School School rankings will help determine financial rewards, or penalties National Merit finalists named Public Safety

	Speak Out Nonagenerians party with one of their own Mouse is no help to blind computer user

	Senior Notes Children of aging parents are faced with elder-care issues

	Tarragon Restaurant

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