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Celebrate
Unity at Cupertino's Second Annual Lunar New Year Parade
ARCHANA RAVINDER
"This would be one
day of fun where we only appreciate our differences and
do not talk about them as a challenge," observed Richard
Lowenthal, Co-Chair for the committee heading the effort
for Cupertino's Second Annual Lunar New Year Unity Parade
while addressing a press conference recently at the Cupertino
City Hall...
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Hu
brings Asians into the fold
By I-chun Che
"Unity is our goal," says Hu, who moved to Cupertino
in 1984. "The logo of our event—featuring six people
standing on a bridge holding hands—conveys our hope that
the parade can serve as a bridge to bring people of different
ethnicities together."
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Mercury News
Posted on Thu, Oct. 16, 2003
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Like most cities in California, Cupertino is struggling
to provide services with a limited budget while striking
a balance between new development and existing neighborhoods.
The increasing influence of Asian immigrants in Cupertino's
schools and business community adds another dimension --
and occasional controversy -- to local politics. Both Lowenthal
and Kris Wang have pledged to bring the increasingly diverse
community together.
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Cupertino City Spotlight
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CUPERTINO
LUNAR NEW YEAR UNITY PARADE
Edited highlights of the 2003 Cupertino Lunar New Year Unity
Parade and Festival recorded March 8, 2003.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23 - 5:30 PM
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 - 8:30 PM |
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