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Community

Handmade Gifts and Homemade Treats Found at Sunnyvale Community Services’ Annual Holiday Boutique

Author Cynthia ChengPosted on November 13, 2018
Founded in 1970, Sunnyvale Community Services (SCS) is one step ahead in attracting early holiday shoppers even before Halloween. On Oct. 26-27, this non-profit emergency assistance agency hosted the...
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City Politics

Sunnyvale City Nov. 13, 2018 Council Meeting Preview

Author Council Member Jim GriffithPosted on November 12, 2018
Long night. We start the evening with another closed session regarding the California Voting Rights Act. This is followed by a study session where...
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Arts & Entertainment

Sunnyvale Community Players’ “Cabaret” Depicts the Influence of Propaganda

Author Cynthia ChengPosted on November 8, 2018
“Cabaret” is a cautionary story about how a gullible observer can misinterpret bigotry as national pride. Currently, Sunnyvale Community Players is showing...
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Sports

Controversy Surrounds System of Division Alignment for SCVAL

Author Andrew BenschPosted on November 1, 2018
Those who follow high school sports closely in the Santa Clara and Sunnyvale neighborhoods are probably aware of the two-division alignment for...
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Op-Ed

Op-Ed: Will Sunnyvale Have A Lawful Election This November — And Why It Should Switch To District Voting

Author David WesselPosted on October 31, 2018
Only days before Election Day and in Sunnyvale we still don’t know whether we will have a legal City Council election. The...
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Sports

Fremont Beats Homestead In Rivalry Game On Senior Night

Author Derek TaharaPosted on October 29, 2018October 29, 2018
Bells rang throughout the stadium at Fremont High School in Sunnyvale. A frenzied crowd roared and yelled with joy after the Fremont...
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City Politics

Sunnyvale City Council 10/30/18 Meeting Preview: Potential Litigation and the California Voting Rights Act

Author Council Member Jim GriffithPosted on October 29, 2018
Pretty straightforward agenda. We start the evening with a closed session to discuss the potential litigation regarding the California Voting Rights Act.  This is...
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Arts & Entertainment

Members of the Resistance Chorus Silicon Valley Sing For Their Lives

Author Cynthia ChengPosted on October 27, 2018October 26, 2018
On Oct. 6, Brett Kavanaugh joined the U.S. Supreme Court. Also on this day, singers from the Resistance Chorus Silicon Valley met...
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Arts & Entertainment

Dandia Night Dances into Santa Clara Convention Center

Author Sandhya AcharyaPosted on October 26, 2018
On the evening of Oct. 6, the Santa Clara Convention Center was brimming with excitement. Women, men and children dressed in bright...
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City Politics

Sunnyvale 2018 Money Trail: $300,000 and Counting

Author Carolyn SchukPosted on October 25, 2018October 26, 2018
The September Sunnyvale City Council campaign reports show almost $300,000 already poured into next month’s election when independent expenditure money is added...

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Letters To The Editor

Pomeroy The residents of Pomeroy Avenue won a major victory this week due to the diligent research of Council Member Kathy Watanabe and earnest efforts by Pat Mahan, Debi Davis, and Mayor Gillmor to maintain their neighborhood by rejecting a bad proposal for developing the area. Watanabe and Davis deserve praise as does Mahan and Gillmor. I will give Hossam Haggag congratulations and a hand of support for winning the Clerk election. It is important for residents to give accolade to Davis and Watanabe for doing the right thing, and heartfelt gratitude to Gillmor and Mahan for continuing their decades long efforts to preserve the neighborhoods. As for Teresa ONeill, the words of Whittier's "Ichabod" suffice.   James Rowen

James Rowen

After the Election The Thirty Years War was one of bloodiest and most savage wars in human history. Peter Wilson wrote that the tragic thing about our times is that the same attitudes that caused the war, and fueled it bloody decade after bloody decade, exist today. People who believe their sense of justice is the only one worth respecting. By now, a mayor, two district council members, and a city clerk would have been elected. Everyone should hope these people so chosen will have a sense of leadership and a respect for tolerance. There are challenges ahead. One lobbyist, a person who has worn out his welcome in San Jose, but demands all city officials follow his direction, three unethical council members, and a buffoonish blogger, think they run the city. Hopefully the victors will realize that the voters run the city.   James Rowen

James Rowen

Land and Water Conservation Fund Renewal Dear Editor: America’s most successful conservation and recreation program expired on September 30. The Land and Water Conservation Fund was first passed in 1965 and has always enjoyed bipartisan support. It has funded local projects like the expansion of Arastradero Preserve and the development of Los Gatos Creek Park. In total, LWCF has funded more than 1,600 projects across California, including baseball fields, hiking trails, wildlife refuges, and more. Congress needs to get with the program and renew the Land and Water Conservation Fund, which has done so much here in Palo Alto, as well as throughout the country.   Sincerely, Diana Cuevas Policy Intern, Environment California

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