The Sun | 0317 | April 23, 2003

April 23, 2003 Sunnyvale, California Since 1994

Photograph by Sean Penello

Ruby Nipper and Joe Manning sit in front of the garden they've planted in the backyard of the Sunnyvale house they share with other seniors.

Seniors share rent, responsibilities through Project Match

By Elaine Bartlett

Joe Manning didn't know where to go. He'd been renting out the spare bedroom of a house in Palo Alto when he developed emphysema and had to stop working. The money wasn't coming in, and his landlord didn't want to wait for rent. More



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City budget cuts	Redevelopment plan	Woodcarvers' club

Despite the fact that the city of Sunnyvale has involved the public in the discussion about the current budget crisis, Sunnyvale employees say the city manager, Robert LaSala, has not involved the city staff. More	The city's recently released environmental impact report on the current downtown redevelopment plan has caused discord with some Sunnyvale residents. More	Members of the Santa Clara Valley Carvers club agree: A woodcarver is only as good as his knife. More



	Seniors share rent, responsibilities through Project Match


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