The Sun, Sunnyvale's Newspaper

March 15, 2000

Sunnyvale, California Since 1994


Tee Time Sunnyvale golfers lobby for choice tee times at municipal courses
Sunnyvale City Council members on March 7 approved a plan to explore granting Sunnyvale residents advantages in booking tee times at the city's two municipal golf courses. City staffers will examine the issue this spring and summer before presenting results to council members on Sept. 19. Golfers currently receive reserved times on a first-come, first-served basis, without regard to residency. More


Cover Story Teresa Zarevich Sunnyvale resident recently celebrated her 101st birthday. More	News Elder Fraud Sunnyvale couple charged with defrauding 94-year-old woman. More	News Swimming Pool Local swimmers urge city to fund joint FUHSD/community facility. More



	Teresa Zarevich holds the key to a time capsule of memories

	News Briefs Sunnyvale couple charged with elder fraud Residents request tee-time preferences at municipal golf courses Friends of the Fremont Pool determined to raise funds for community pool Bishop Elementary School gardening club Pet of the Week Public Safety

	Speak Out Society too often treats unusual kids badly Engineering the modern bachelor party

	Gil Solis named Fremont High School Teacher of the Year

	Social Advocates for Youth's fourth annual Rivers of Chocolate Festival Villa Montalvo announces Performing Arts Series schedule

	Canton Delights

	Sports Briefs High school softball

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