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July 21, 2004 Cupertino, California Since 1947

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

Cody Villarreal, 9, sits on an electric pocket bike.

Safety Catch

By Martin Nobida and Allison Rost

Pocket bikes and Airsoft guns are trends that have sheriffs concerned for youth welfare. More



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Wireless tower	Blue Pheasant	Two retire

Sprint PCS went to church in Cupertino hoping for communication with a higher power. More	Peter Rasmussen and his family have owned the Blue Pheasant Restaurant for 30 years. More	A combined 50 years of service to the Cupertino library are ending this summer after the retirement of two of its longtime employees. More



	Safety Catch: Pocket bikes and Airsoft guns


	Commission nixes hiding the antenna in a crucifix Two library mainstays to retire Council nixes new Blue Pheasant operator Sheriff's report


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Letters


	Mendoza wins chance to work on rock-band video Obituaries


	Cupertino National wins 11-year-old title Edwards starred in summer all-star classic



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