The Cupertino Courier | 0437 | September 15, 2004

September 15, 2004 Cupertino, California Since 1947

Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer

Steve Barnett's former students threw him a surprise party. Some of those students were from as long ago as the 1960s and from as far away as Texas, Oregon and even the Czech Republic. As part of the surprise, Barnett learned that Lynbrook High School's pool will be called the Steve Barnett Aquatic Center.

Water Ways

By Sarmishta Ramesh

Retired coach Steve Barnett's life has centered around water polo since he was a teenager. More



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CCC petitions	Wireless antenna	Anderson Chevrolet

Concerned about development changing the character and quality of life in Cupertino, members of Concerned Citizens of Cupertino delivered three initiative amendments to Cupertino City Hall Sept. 30. More	At a raucous city council meeting, residents of Cupertino's Jollyman Park neighborhood spoke out against a proposed wireless antenna in their area. More	The lot on Steven's Creek Boulevard, once full of shiny cars, is now empty. Anderson Chevrolet-Chrysler quietly closed Aug. 20. More



	Water Ways: Retired coach Steve Barnett


	CCC turns in petitions with 14,000 signatures Car lot for rent; dealership left Council nixes proposed wireless antenna Odd Fellows reactivating youth leadership program Moon Festival will take place at Memorial Park Library closed six weeks for the move to new digs Cupertino City Council meeting Sheriff's report


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Cartoon: DeCinzo Letters


	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Bruins roll all over Lynbrook in opener Matadors battle Yerba Buena to 14-14 tie



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