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Cupertino's premier public servant dies
Former City Manager Robert Quinlan succumbs to a massive coronary
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After a lifetime of serving the communities in which he lived, Robert Quinlan, 75, died on Feb. 15 from a massive coronary. Hailed as the man who played a major part in taking the city of Cupertino from a small town to high-tech central, Quinlan was not only well-known in the city, but well-liked by those with whom he worked. Quinlan, for whom the Cupertino Community Center is named, leaves a legacy of helping the community, and overseeing the development of Apple Computer Inc., Vallco Fashion Park and Memorial Park.
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Public outcry changes school district plans
Cupertino Union School District withdraws its request to convert part of Portal Park for use by adjacent school.
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PG&E program will save energy
Rebate program helps city save money by replacing traditional traffic lights with efficient LEDs.
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Local hospital offers bloodless-surgery option
Community Hospital of Los Gatos uses cutting-edge techniques for those who cannot have traditional surgery.
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