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Sunnyvale has long been heralded across the nation as a model for effective, innovative city government. In 1993, President Bill Clinton recognized the city as a government 'performance leader' for its entrepreneurial style. The city has consistently turned in the lowest crime rates in its population bracket, and it has been cited in several leading books on municipal government as the pinnacle of progressive city management. But the stability that has so long characterized Sunnyvale has been shaken. During the past five years, the city's employee turnover rates have nearly doubled, even though retirement rates have barely budged a percentage point. In February, an independent survey gauging the morale of city employees indicated that although they take pride in working for Sunnyvale, they have a deepening mistrust of high-level management. Many say City Manager Bob LaSala, who recently hit his two-year mark in that post, is to blame for rocking Sunnyvale's solid core.
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Challenger Schools Use Permit
City denies request to establish new school at Mary Manor Shopping Center.
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Seniors
Sunnyvale Senior Citizens Club
Club celebrates 40 years of service to elder residents.
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Sunnyvale, California Since 1994
