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Texts That Could Save You

Recent earthquake and tsunami emergencies are reminders that rapid notifications could save…
Police & Fire  

0   Recommend Nicole Moreno

Tsunami Warning Issued for California Coast

Residents warned to stay away from beach on Friday morning.
Police & Fire  

0   Recommend Emilie Raguso

Cupertino Raises $28,500 For Japan’s Earthquake And Tsunami…

Sister Cities committee serves as focal point for donations from around the community.
Government  

0   Recommend Alysa Sakkas

Think Locally When Disasters Strike

The earthquakes and tsunami in Japan are harsh reminders that we need to be able to care for…
Government  

0   Recommend Anne Ernst

Letters From Japan

People involved with the Toyokawa, Japan, sister city program send messages about what it's…
Around Town  

0   Recommend Anne Ernst

Toyokawa, Japan—Cupertino's Sister City—'is Fine'

Residents felt the temblors but escaped destruction.
Police & Fire  

0   Recommend Anne Ernst

Modern Seafloor Mapping at the USGS

A free public lecture by geologist David Finlayson of the USGS Pacific Coastal & Marine…
Schools  

0   Recommend Barbara Wilcox

More Letters from Toyokawa, Japan

Cupertino's sister city, Toyokawa, Japan, escaped the devastation of the earthquake and…
Around Town  

0   Recommend Anne Ernst

Project Linus Bringing Happiness to Nearly 50K Local Kids in…

The Project Linus South Bay Chapter is nearing the 50,000 mark in providing comforting,…
Good Neighbor Stories's Blog  

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Patch Reporter's First-Person Account of Quake Aftermath

Sonia Narang, a former Patch editor in Southern California, is on the ground in Japan with an…
Top News  

0   Recommend Anne Ernst

Toyokawa Sister City is Looking for Student Delegates

A mandatory meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. provides detail on how to become involved.
Schools  

0   Recommend Anne Ernst

UC Dumps Controversial New Logo

Deluged by a tsunami of criticism and ridicule of its new logo, the University of California…
Top News  

0   Recommend Charles Burress

Rub Down

Patch Picks give you the rub on spas in Cupertino--one is even donating to the Japan relief…
Business  

0   Recommend Anne Ernst

Cupertino Asians React to Distasteful YouTube Video

A UCLA student who made a video chastising Asians for talking on their cellphones in the…
Top News  

0   Recommend Vince Cestone

Are Your Kids Worried About Quakes?

Here's help in how to talk to your kids about Japan's disasters and help them feel secure.
Top News  

0   Recommend Aimee Lewis Strain

No Radiation Risk From Japan, County Says

Hoping to calm fears, state and the county public health departments say there is no need for…
Top News  

0   Recommend L.A. Chung

International Probe into Apple's So-Called Data Storage; the…

Here's a weekly roundup of the ways our backyard giant made news this week.
Business  

0   Recommend Rachel Stern

Bob Huff, School Choice, and the Crisis of the California…

State senate minority leader Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar) submitted an "open enrollment", which…
Arthur Christopher Schaper's B…  

0   Recommend Arthur Christopher Schaper

The Concerto Movement Competition's Five Young Musical…

Monta Vista High School freshman shines as soloist.
Cellist Jeremy Tai, performed Dvorak: Concerto for Cello in B minor, Op. 104, 1st movement at the Family Concert of the Palo Alto Philharmonic. He attends Monta Vista High School in Cupertino. Photo courtesy of Palo Alto Philharmonic / May 12, 2013
Going Green  

0   Recommend L.A. Chung

Cellist Jeremy Tai, performed Dvorak: Concerto for Cello in B minor, Op. 104, 1st movement at the Family Concert of the Palo Alto Philharmonic. He attends Monta Vista High School in Cupertino. Photo courtesy of Palo Alto Philharmonic / May 12, 2013

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