Cupertino Courier

Cupertino Courier

Established in 1947, The Courier serves as the community newspaper, keeping residents informed about local government, education, businesses, and the individuals who make a difference in their area. For over six decades, it has been the go-to source for news in Cupertino. Our weekly publication covers a wide range of topics relevant to the community, ensuring that residents receive the essential information they need. The Courier is released every Friday and is accessible around town, with delivery available right to your doorstep.

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  • 1 day ago | mercurynews.com | Sierra Lopez

    RICHMOND — Grappling with financial, academic, infrastructure and personnel challenges, West Contra Costa Unified School District trustees appointed Cheryl Cotton as the district’s new superintendent on Wednesday. A former West Contra Costa Unified School District graduate, principal and district office employee, trustees unanimously chose Cotton to replace Dr. Kenneth Hurst and Dr. Kim Moses. “I am happy to welcome Ms. Cotton back to the WCCUSD.

  • 1 day ago | mercurynews.com | Kathleen Saxe

    TODAY’S WORD — VICTORIOUS (VICTORIOUS: vik-TOR-ee-us: Having overcome an enemy or antagonist.)Can you find 43 or more words in VICTORIOUS? The list will be published tomorrow. YESTERDAY’S WORD — CHAUFFEUR: cafe care chafe chaff char chef chuff cuff cure hare hear huff ache acre arch urea face farce fare fear each ecru race reach ruche ruffTo purchase the Word Game book, visit WordGameBooks.com. Order it now for just $5 while supplies last!1. Words must be of four or more letters. 2.

  • 1 day ago | mercurynews.com | Joseph Dycus

    CIF NorCal Division III softball playoffs: Hillsdale freshman Giuliana Brum comes through in the clutch to set up final against Cardinal Newman

  • 1 day ago | mercurynews.com | Joseph Dycus

    Democrats, Republicans back North Salinas High School runner Clara Adams after she was disqualified from CIF state track and field championships

  • 1 day ago | mercurynews.com | Martha Ross

    During Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood’s lengthy interview published in Variety this week, “The White Lotus” co-stars didn’t just go to great lengths to dispel rumors that they feuded off-screen while playing star-crossed lovers on the hit HBO show. They also revealed that they worked together very closely on filming an “intimate sex scene” involving their two characters, Rick and Chelsea, for the season’s final episode.

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