The Sun, Sunnyvale's Newspaper

July 19, 2000

Sunnyvale, California Since 1994


Mystery writer goes online Local author uses internet as an alternative to traditional publishers
Betty Sullivan LaPierre found an outlet and success online for her mystery books after discouraging results from traditional book publishers. More


News NASA plans redevelopment of Moffet Field NASA officials held the last of three public meetings on its redevelopment plans for the underused Moffet Field. More	News Sunnyvale increases electricity tax The city raised its Utility User Tax by .33 percent in anticipation of a revenue shortfall. More	Gardening Fruit trees need winter pruning for good health Proper pruning helps the structure of fruit trees and aids in fruit production. More



	Midweek market offers music, good food and more to locals and commuters

	News Briefs NASA officials hold last public meeting on its Moffet Field redevelopment plans Mystery writer Betty Sullivan LaPierre successfully goes online to publish her stories Sunnyvale approved a .33 percent tax rate increase in electricity to prevent an expected revenue shortfall District authorizes an emergency repair fund for fire damaged King's Academy Best Friends

	Speak Out Deborah Taylor-Hollis: Some childhood fantasies never die

	Debbie Farmer: Embarassment Factor lasts forever

	Fruit trees benefit from proper pruning

	Sports Briefs Metro vies for place in finals

	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...

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