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During downtown redevelopment almost every step is visible to the public. However, construction in northern Sunnyvale on much larger parcels of land remains unnoticed by many residents. Lockheed Martin, which occupied 550 acres of land just east of Moffett Field on either side of Mathilda Avenue, began selling off large parcels of its land for use by major technology companies in 1998. Since then, close to 25 percent of Lockheed's land changed hands. Juniper Networks, Yahoo! and Ariba all obtained significant portions in order to expand their respective companies.
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News
First United Methodist Church
Sunnyvale seniors flock to the church's weekday activity program for hot lunches, activities and the chance to swing.
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News
Temp agency loses over $100,000
West Valley Staffing was bilked out of money when seven suspects falsified timecards at several Bay Area companies.
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Gardening
Floral design classes
'Say It with Flowers' design class is a fundraiser that raises awareness and money for the ALS Association.
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Over the past two years Lockheed Martin has quietly sold 25 percent of its land to other businesses
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News Briefs
West Valley Staffing agency loses more than $100,000 in falsely claimed salaries
Seniors flock to First United Methodist Church for food, dancing and fun
Manpower provides flexibility to workers wanting temporary positions and individuals looking for permanent jobs
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Speak Out
Carl Heintze: Photo only hints of memories
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Community Briefs
The Baha'i faith welcomes the community to its 'Birth of Baha'u'llah' celebration
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'Say It with Flowers' offers a floral design class to benefit the ALS Association
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Sports Briefs
High school cross country
Five sports heroes are honored in San Jose Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony
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