Sunnyvale Sun
Cover Story
Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
Sunnyvale's Tom Harrison belongs to the Bay Area Amphibian and Reptile Society. He's holding his Ball Python. Ball Pythons are gentle with people, not so gentle with mice and rats.
Reptile Wranglers
Members of the Bay Area Amphibian and Reptile Society take their knowledge to zoos and schools
By JOANNE GRIFFITH DOMINGUE
From turtles to snakes to lizards, these aficionados have unusual pets, are eager to share unique knowledge with others. more >>
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Divorce may be imminent between city, FourthQuarter
Developer is in breach of its contract to revamp downtown.
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Trash sorters face hazards, seek higher wage
At the Starbucks at 795 E. El Camino Real in Sunnyvale, beginning baristas make $9 an hour and get benefits.
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SJSU honors a thesis on geology
Most people would call camping for two months in Yosemite National Park's Tuolomne Meadows a great vacation.
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Other News
- Fourth of July; State of the City; fireworks and cautions
- Sun layoffs could hurt broader perception of the city's health
- Public Safety
Letters & Opinions
- Bogart: Life issues and those pesky shades of gray
- Speak Out
- Cartoon: Steven DeCinzo
- Many area roads, places named for Capt. Elisha Stephens
