The Sun | 0608 | February 15, 2006

February 15, 2006 Sunnyvale, California Since 1994

Photograph by Daniel Sato

Curler Jim Chesnutt plays a game at Logitech Ice in San Jose.

Rock Stars

By Hugh Biggar

The game of curling has become popular worldwide since it became an Olympic sport in 1998. More



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Disposal laws	Fremont teacher	Bernhardt Field

Sunnyvale residents threw out 5 tons of batteries and 3¹/2 miles worth of cylindrical fluorescent light bulbs in fiscal year 2004-05. More	Judo had always been a good stress reliever and good exercise for Erik Duus, but he had given it up a while back. More	Lambeau Field in Wisconsin, Joe Robbie Stadium in Florida, Jack Murphy Stadium in Southern California. More



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	Rock Stars: The game of curling has become popular worldwide


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