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The Roadrunners of El Camino Hospital are on the move
Volunteer program helps local senior citizens get around
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The Roadrunners of El Camino Hospital may not be moving at the speed of light to avoid coyotes, but they do take their clients wherever they need to go in a safe and timely manner. The Roadrunners program, which began through the volunteer auxiliary at El Camino Hospital in Mountain View in 1985, is made up of a group of 32 retired volunteers. They transport people in Santa Clara County from their residences to places such as hospitals or medical offices for appointments, grocery stores, hair salons and many other destinations.
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Solar power helps some Cupertinians heat up
While most residents struggle with escalating PG&E bills, some are relying on solar energy to fuel their power needs.
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Cupertino's corporate businesses remain in good standing
Other business areas may succumb to the falling stock market and economic slowdown, but many of Cupertino's businesses remain on firm ground.
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Community
City prepares for Cherry Blossom Festival
Annual spring event celebrates the sister city relationship between Cupertino and Toyokawa, Japan.
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Cupertino, California Since 1947
