Milpitas, CA News

• Milpitas, CA News
• Ballot box at Milpitas City Hall for vote-by-mail voters
• Milpitas man arrested for Fox Hollow Court home burglary
• Dentist marks 40-year anniversary
• Sinnott student pens second-place poem in contest
• School bond campaign in full swing
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of May 25, 2012
• Private firm hired for parks security
• City rehires S.J. Animal Control in 3-year pact
• Business owner donates pay to halt rhino poaching
• New principals named at Curtner, Pomeroy
• Memorial for war veterans
• Three-way race for new Assembly district
• Moms give pregnancy weight the boot
• Volunteers lauded as "glue" for Milpitas schools
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Business owner raising funds to stop rhino poaching
• Khan Academy allows teachers to tap into needs immediately via online learning
• Amgen Tour of California whips through town
• School district solar program beats goals
• Milpitas Rotary Club celebrates 60th year with banquet
• Ceremony links Milpitas, Italy
• Teen girl arrested for robbery, burglary
• Unions' unfair practice charges under state-level review
• Man arrested for stealing $31,000 in equipment from work
• San Jose man arrested in Milpitas for possessing illegal drugs, loaded gun
• Milpitas budget passes, 52 workers to lose jobs
• New reverend named at Christ Community Church
• Resident fights city over right to post Occupy sign
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of May 11, 2012
• Amgen Tour to speed through city Tuesday
• Worker dies in chain-reaction crash
• Shots fired, none hit on Shiloh Ave.
• Milpitas public works director gone
• MHS technician pleads no contest to missing funds
• Milpitas recall effort aborted
• Shots fired on Shiloh Avenue in Milpitas being investigated
• San Jose residents arrested for prowling in Milpitas
• Milpitas recall effort withdrawn
• Milpitas public works director abruptly retires
• Straight shooters bring history to life at Russell
• Unions protest looming layoffs
• Run will benefit Milpitas Rotary Club
• $12,500 in donations for theater
• MHS embezzlement case continued to next week
• Milpitas Post reporter wins Swett CTA award
• Couple arrested: $500,000 marijuana grow inside home
• Sprinklers snuff blaze
• City advances scaled-back restrictions: smoking in parks
• Council reaffirms ban on pot clubs
• Couple arrested for $500,000 marijuana grow in Milpitas
• Five men arrested after gun is tossed from car
• Thieves lift teacher's unique pig bench
• Curtner cleans up for Earth Day
• Sobering lesson: "Every 15 Minutes"
• Kato Road to close for nine months starting Monday
• Council approves nearly $400,000 in block grants
• Climate Action Plan project underway
• Milpitas only local city with cops on mall duty
• Kidnap suspect arrested after jumping from second-story window
• Trio eyed for 10 auto burglaries
• Security not making the grade at Milpitas High
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of April 20, 2012
• Top citizen, public safety employees lauded
• School district draws nearly 400 for Parent University
• Educators help reduce the "nightmare" of puberty
• Rancho school dishing out healthier options
• Council steps closer to plastic bag ban for Milpitas
• City rejects cost-cutting offer from public works
• Mayor, supe ask VTA for Express Lanes solution
• Officials all aboard as BART extension breaks ground
• Crash, helicopter airlift part of anti-DUI lesson
• BART extension groundbreaking held in Berryessa
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of April 13, 2012
• Pomeroy students delight in science
• Homicide suspect's court date delayed
• July 4 fireworks contractor hired; $20,000 in pledges received
• Court dismisses suit against city regarding Walmart expansion
• School district sets groundwork for modern classrooms
• Council approves police union contract amendment
• School facility upgrades, construction needs assessed
• Corporate sponsors sought to save children's theater
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• Teen faces 11 counts after packages disappear from Milpitas porches
• Kaiser uses theatrics to address real-life peer, bullying issues
• Milpitas High teacher hatches life lessons
• Color your Easter with local events
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of April 6, 2012
• City violated ex-employee's rights in layoff, state finds
• Attorney touched by Citizen of Year honor
• Recall proponents file affidavit with city clerk
• Overall crime rate drops for another year
• City studies cost-cutting offered by public works
• Council debates lobbyist "loophole"
• Pomeroy's service-oriented students
• Milpitas schools celebrate 384 English learners' achievements
• Council approves 1,150 units
• Milpitas High School teacher living, working with Aloha spirit
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of March 30, 2012
• Weller honors one of largest subgroups
• Citizen of Year banquet tickets deadline today
• School district increases health contribution
• Bloody shoe in tree helped ID homicide suspect
• Outsourcing eyed for youth services
• BREAKING NEWS: False report of gun puts school on lockdown
• Sheep weed abatement ends
• Fireworks saved through corporate donations rallied by council members
• I-880-237 toll lane makes debut
• San Jose teens arrested for prowling
• Architect candidates pre-approved in anticipation of June bond measure
• School board prepares for three seats to expire
• McHugh files for state Assembly race
• Council denies rent increase requested by mobile park owner
• Recall group formally notifies council members
• Auto theft ring busted
• Milpitas council members raise private funds to save Milpitas' Fourth of July fireworks
• Auto theft ring linked to 17 cars, motorcycles; three arrested
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th year
• Milpitas High celebrates diversity of its students
• Canadian developer buys part of McCarthy Ranch
• Drug deal gone bad leads to shooting, attempted murder
• Departments share plans to close gap
• U.S. Marshals track carjacking suspect to Mexico
• Homicide suspect assigned defender
• Men face attempted burglary charges
• Recall aims for November
• Call to save Fourth of July fireworks show
• MEET & GREET the Incoming District Governor Bob Ferber
• BREAKING NEWS: Shooting in Pines near liquor store; two detained
• Budget hearing tonight at 6 p.m. at city hall
• Zanker early birds catch environmental worm
• Tech company, Habitat help dream come true
• Leaders become Principal for a Day
• Milpitas High bank controls tightened
• Council approves ordinance restricting public records
• City council reaffirms cuts to library hours, fireworks
• Attorney named Citizen of the Year
• Nob Hill to close next year
• Tax vote delayed
• Residents threaten recall of two council members
• Milpitas house fire on North Park Victoria doused Wednesday, no casualties
• Suspected storage locker burglars arrested
• City to mull sales tax measure for November ballot
• School bond measure will be on June ballot
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of March 2, 2012
• Police map crime information online
• Director's medical leave extended through mid-March
• Three face narcotics, weapons charges
• Transitional kindergarten in limbo as registration begins
• VTA: BART could run in Milpitas by 2017
• Milpitas officials protest new Express Lanes on Route 237
• Council to revisit cuts to library hours, canceled fireworks show
• PG&E continues gas line checks
• Milpitas police release crime data online
• Three arrested in Milpitas on narcotics, weapons charges
• City orders resident to remove "99%" sign from yard
• Weller celebrates Black History Month
• Cal Hills' Athletics Program stays in the game, for now
• Police: Homicide suspect knew victim in Manor shooting
• Council declares Milpitas is in "fiscal emergency"
• Milpitas Firefighter of the Year named
• Businesses will close or move due to city land buy
• Key director out on medical leave
• Council introduces ordinance to restrict public records
• Library hours cut, fireworks canceled
• BREAKING NEWS: Library hours, July 4 event on chopping block
• Flame Keepers host 45th Black History Month breakfast
• Former Milpitas High School student bank technician faces felony grand theft charge
• HSSV helps pet owners with spay discounts
• Court rules in favor of councilwoman's records request
• Trustees review bond language
• Sinnott donates more than 200 pillows to organization coincidentally headed by Milpitas pioneer's descendant
• Council to consider general tax measure
• Trustees, city council members debate who should pay for crossing guards
• Worker cuts among the RDA fallout
• BREAKING NEWS: Homicide suspect arrested for Milpitas Manor shooting last year
• Siren Sounds for Feb. 10
• Milpitas Unified crab feed raises more than $20,000
• City of Milpitas to purchase Midtown properties
• Moratorium on Milpitas land conversions
• City of Milpitas hires consultants to conduct tax measure survey
• Report shows private investigator financed Milpitas referendum
• Court sides with records request from Milpitas councilwoman
• Probe advances in Milpitas worker fatality
• Councilwoman v. City of Milpitas: court hearing Tuesday
• Man killed when Milpitas hillside earthen wall crumbles
• Students celebrate new year
• Public works supervisor lauded
• Milpitas High bank tech eyed for grand theft
• Arrest made in connection with Union City slaying
• Council eyes moratorium on converting industrial to residential
• Two pedestrians hit walking in crosswalk
• City board denies rent increase
• Superintendent: forget about a return to normal
• Mid-Management union agrees to one-year pact
• Hayward man killed in Milpitas retaining wall collapse in hills
• Milpitas: Man buried, dies when hillside foundation cut collapses
• David Hufton's generosity recognized
• BREAKING NEWS: Milpitas High bank technician investigated for embezzlement
• Pastor retiring after nearly four decades
• Schools breathe fire into Lunar New Year
• Former Milpitas mayor Denny Weisgerber will receive rare honorary promotion
• Four injured as car smashes into supermarket
• Parolee arrested, four guns seized
• Striping for Route 237 express lanes planned this week
• Man eyed in two Milpitas bank heists
• Tenants coming to old Mervyns
• Milpitas vice mayor plans Assembly bid
• Milpitas mulls allowing pot clubs
• Networking Lunch Meeting & Tax Talk by H & R Block Tax Professionals
• Student Speaker Contest
• Milpitas parolee arrested, three handguns seized
• BREAKING NEWS: Car crashes through supermarket
• San Jose man arrested for two Milpitas bank robberies
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Local photographer witnesses 49ers history behind the sidelines
• Special council meeting Monday over Milpitas councilwoman's lawsuit against city
• Randall Elementary is raising readers
• Smith bestowed Schwab award
• Unregistered sex offender faces exposure charges
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Jan. 20, 2012
• Express lanes to debut at congested 237 interchange
• SF firm to defend development suit
• School district ends fiscal year positive $3 million
• Ciardella named vice chair of planning commission; newcomers sworn to posts
• No arrests in missing funds
• Council repeals campaign ordinance, crafts new version
• Prevent Damage When Cybersecurity is Breeched
• Milpitas council repeals campaign finance ordinance, hires outside lawyers to defend against lawsuit
• Special meeting scheduled on Milpitas campaign finance ordinance referendum
• Student tech squad launches at Burnett school
• Resident dishes up generosity to Weller students
• Congressman speaks candidly to Rotary members
• $38,000 missing at MHS
• Police union agrees to 3% at 55 plan for new hires
• Council introduces city's new flag ordinance
• Commissioner says she was ousted for political reasons
• Stockton trio nabbed: catalytic device thefts
• Milpitas officials vow to "vigorously defend" lawsuit
• Milpitas' longtime parks and rec director let go
• BREAKING NEWS: More than $38,000 unaccounted for at Milpitas High
• Milpitas Community Breakfast
• Milpitas officials prepare to "vigorously defend" against colleague's lawsuit
• School district receives starter budget for technology network upgrades
• More than 1,000 pets find homes
• Milpitas must dissolve its redevelopment agency by Feb. 1
• Councilwoman sues city after it fails to produce city hall videos
• Council boosts manager's salary, lauds leadership in tough times
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Jan. 6, 2012
• New for 2012: car seats until 8, no plastic bags in S.J.
• Milpitas school buildings inspected
• Council appoints new commissioners
• Council will weigh options on campaign referendum
• Councilwoman sues city over public records request; special council meeting on the litigation to be held next Wednesday
• Councilwoman sues city
• Stockton duo arrested for stealing a catalytic converter in Milpitas
• Council considers cost of living boost for city manager
• Alviso Adobe contractor up for council review
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Dec. 30, 2011
• Police say same gun used in cop-involved shooting, homicide
• Milpitas High's security firm under surveillance
• Milpitas City Hall closed Monday
• Parks master plan implementation to be mulled
• Council to review reported mismanagement in fire department dental fund
• Clerk to report options regarding campaign referendum
• MPD names Officer of the Year
• Execs embrace their "inner elf"
• Siren Sounds for Dec. 23
• Sacramento man arrested for Milpitas dental burglary
• News briefs for Dec. 23
• Milpitas copper suspects arrested; $100,000 loss, damage
• Milpitas marijuana growing operation busted
• Milpitas car-jacking suspect slips capture
• Milpitas ablaze with holiday spirit
• Milpitas police on the trail of car-jacking suspect
• Suspects eyed for $100,000 in Milpitas copper theft, damage
• Milpitas pot growing operation busted
• Sacramento man arrested for Milpitas burglary
• 12 charged with laundering stolen credit cards through Elmwood inmate commissary accounts
• Cadets awarded overall "outstanding" at inspection
• iCan run for food at Russell school
• Milpitas adds a sister city
• Teens arrested for home burglaries in Milpitas, San Jose
• Attorney: Visa request did not violate law
• Mass e-mails for non-city events to be blocked
• County validates campaign referendum signatures
• Outsourcing ruled out: public safety
• State, MIA/POW flags to be removed during sister city visits
• Milpitas man charged with workers comp fraud
• MPD names "2011 Support Person of the Year"
• Teens arrested for residential burglaries in Milpitas, San Jose
• Pedestrian hit by mini-van on Marylinn Drive
• Planning commissioner removed
• Public information debate
• School district holds first Parent University
• Milpitas teacher chosen as "Hero in the Classroom"
• Kiwanis-Outback fund-raiser aids 25 students
• Big Bike Build in San Jose Saturday
• Boy's death investigated
• Tiernan announces bid for 2012 council race
• Milpitas traffic stops leads to marijuana cultivation arrest
• 9th Anniversary Celebration & Children’s Fashion Show “It’s A Small World”
• Milpitas Tree Lighting draws more than 700 residents
• Milpitas sports coach Michael Greer dies at 56
• Coroner investigating cause of child death in Milpitas
• Scouts assemble troop packages
• City honors class of young recyclers
• Sumdog engages students with interactive math games
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Dec. 2, 2011
• Grant affords MPD more armored vests, stun guns
• Dispatch center to receive equipment upgrades through state funding
• Referendum signatures in
• School district could top 11,000 students in decade
• San Jose men suspected of attempted auto burglaries at Great Mall
• San Jose man arrested for Milpitas armed robbery
• School district's first Parent University is Nov. 30
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• Diabetes Awareness Event
• Families express thanks by helping others in need
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Nov. 25, 2011
• Referendum organizer: deadline will be met
• City responds to grand jury dispatching report
• Vacant store donated for Family Giving Tree's 22nd annual toy collection effort
• Knights of Columbus holding Thanksgiving feast Thursday
• 11th Annual Neighborhood Beautification Awards
• Retailers hope for a bustling Black Friday
• Festival of Trees benefit is same night as the holiday tree lighting
• Four burglary suspects arrested after Milpitas resident reports suspicious vehicle
• State AG presents certificate of valor award to Milpitas officer
• Milpitas police, CHP conduct commercial vehicle safety inspections
• Pantry prepares for distribution
• Driver hauling U.S. tree is Ayer alumnus
• Hundreds pay respects to veterans
• Family, friends say goodbye to Marine
• Milpitas school district hosts first Parent University
• Council approves residential projects
• Weekly food truck roundup approved
• New Main Street park design OK'd
• Festival of Trees silent auction same night as Holiday Tree Lighting
• Lions Tree Planting Event
• Paraglider who died at Milpitas park identified as San Jose man
• Veterans saluted Friday
• Marine Sgt. Stephen Dunning, of Milpitas, killed disarming bomb in Afghanistan
• MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY EVENT OCTOBER 29. 2010
• AJ Robinson Van at the October 29, 2011
• Diwali celebrations continue this weekend
• Two art pieces OK'd for Alviso Adobe
• County libraries embrace e-books
• Volunteers make a difference at schools
• Teen remembered by family as caring person, new father
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Oct. 28, 2011
• Man poses as alarm company rep
• Council to review more than 900 housing units
• Chamber receives $60,000 from city for business retention effort
• Council rejects plan to add inmates
• Milpitas police urge residents to beware of phony alarm company representative
• District honors schools for their Focus on Success
• Family Giving Tree elves in desperate need of workshop
• Milpitas teen identified as victim of fatal shooting
• Commissioners approve three residential projects for south Milpitas
• Council approves ordinance that changes local election financing
• Friendly Village hearing next Thursday
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Oct. 21, 2011
• Planning director takes job in Saratoga
• Pot plants worth $700,000 found in Glenview house
• Parks department to host concert and costumes for kids, dogs
• Few details released following Milpitas teen shooting
• Bomb scare at Elmwood deemed a false alarm
• High spirits for MHS homecoming
• Homecoming for exchange students
• City to request new bids for Alviso Adobe park improvements
• Stakeholders discuss changes to No Child Left Behind Act
• Chief reports overall drop in Milpitas crime
• Accused shooter's re-trial scheduled in late January
• Milpitas-based Family Giving Tree in search of warehouse
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Oct. 14, 2011
• Council to review campaign finance ordinance for city elections
• Teens face car theft, hit-run charges
• Armed robber holds up Dixon liquor store
• Catalytic converter thieves hit vehicles in Milpitas
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Blogger struts her stuff at New York Fashion Week
• Local musician takes band to Left Coast Live
• Burnett posts gains with English language development classes
• VTA explains construction on Kato grade separation
• Planners continue reviews of southern Milpitas housing
• Firehouse cell tower OK'd despite outcry
• Fremont police chase concludes with SWAT action
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Oct. 7, 2011
• Cemetery slates a sleepover
• BART project paves way for Milpitas Boulevard improvements
• Inspection of mobile homes finds few flaws
• Fremont police pursue robbery suspects into Milpitas
• Meet and Greet our New district Governor Liz Crooke on October 3, 2011
• Florida man arrested for burglary at Milpitas motel
• School board starts process toward bond
• Pomeroy students treated to special assembly due to improved test scores
• Council stalls RDA-backed roadwork
• Fire chief responds to grand jury report on consolidation, efficiency
• Friendly Village mobile home park hearing set for October
• Four MHS seniors are semifinalists for National Merit Scholarships
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Sept. 30, 2011
• Police urge awareness of emotional strains
• Plastic bag ban, crime report on agenda
• Donation from Target benefits Milpitas schools
• Sunnyvale man arrested for indecent exposure at Great Mall
• Milpitas police conduct pedestrian crosswalk sting
• Opa!: Greek-Middle Eastern food festival returns for sixth year
• FedEx employees build playhouses for charities
• Planners will review 1,000 housing units
• Milpitan interns with congressman
• First manager Warren Schmid, 81, fought San Jose annexation
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Sept. 23, 2011
• Trustees approve new housing study
• Randall enters a critical year
• Mall hosts celebration of women
• Ordinance seeks changes to local election financing
• AJ Robinson Health Screening Van at the Day on the Bay: A Multicultural Festival at the Alviso Marina County Park on September 17, 2011
• Community embraces family after teen's death
• Milpitas High receives $3,000 in donations
• Rancho's API soars
• Chinese school celebrates new year at new location
• Milpitas schools don't forget
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Sept. 16, 2011
• Campaign contribution limit of $500, $60,000 ceiling eyed
• Firehouse cell tower plan draws opponents
• City writes off $88,000 in unpaid fees, permits
• Antioch man shoots himself, arrested for possession of stolen gun
• Marijuana cultivation arrest in Milpitas
• Police investigate Milpitas teen's death
• Milpitas Executive Lions Club Friends and Family Day!
• New principal, new year at Sinnott Elementary
• Giving blood, saving lives
• Murphy Ranch Road multi-family development under construction
• Council OKs changes to employee benefits, strengthens anti-tobacco stance
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Sept. 9, 2011
• Friendly Village hearing date yet to be decided
• Stark calls on Solyndra execs to compensate laid off workers
• API: Schools surpass state guidelines on tests
• State budget's "moving pieces" leave school funding in dark
• Sept. 11 events in neighboring cities mark 10-year anniversary
• Japanese Youth Exchange Brings Two to Milpitas
• Teen with medical marijuana card arrested for allegedly furnishing to minors
• Japanese youth visit Milpitas through exchange program
• Homes advance as Cal Skate falls
• New superintendent joins 10,000 Milpitas Unified students in kicking off school year
• Milpitas High, Samuel Ayer buildings ranked seismically deficient in study
• Adobo Festival comes to Milpitas
• Preschool approved at India Community Center
• Attendance for last school year released
• Black Bear opens Milpitas diner
• Erosion-prevention work upcoming on Lower Penitencia Creek near the Pines
• Mosque invites community to break Ramadhan fast
• Sex offender faces seven counts for assaulting girl
• Community-minded teen donates $1,000 to Milpitas Public Library
• Muslim-organized blood drives honor the dead, save the living
• Suspect in Memorial Day killing arraigned in San Jose
• Tenants demand fairness in face of pending rent hikes
• Group sues to stop Walmart
• New superintendent at helm as school starts Monday
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Aug. 26, 2011
• Council takes RDA actions in wake of stay
• Milpitas upgrades free public Wi-Fi service
• Registered sex offender arrested for sexual assault on minor in Milpitas
• Breakfast highlights women's challenges
• Federal court to hear case of suspected video peeper
• Fleeing man arrested for BofA heist
• Redistricting better centralizes Milpitas, officials say
• Festival of India draws 70,000
• Milpitas' homeless population doubles
• Milpitas' STAR is rising
• New electronic message board approved on I-880
• Milpitas library to close Tuesday for technology upgrade
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Aug. 19, 2011
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Councilwoman blasts critic, asks about gathering hosted by mayor in city hall
• Family Giving Tree and its partners donate more than 10,000 backpacks through Back to School Drive
• City park upgrades pass muster
• Teachers forfeit summer for corporate experience
• National Night Out against crime draws 1,000
• VTA awards 237/880 Express Lanes contract
• Trio arrested on copper theft charges
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Aug. 12, 2011
• Options weighed to offset loss of RDA dollars to the state
• Fire inspections contracted to retiree
• Trio arrested for copper theft on Sinclair Frontage Road
• Milpitas man survives stabbing
• A cultural exchange: 33 Europeans depart, 24 Japanese students to arrive next month
• Students step up to algebra
• Jewel of India Mall planned at former Mervyns site
• Family holds 20-year remembrance event
• Hill fire snuffed, chars 36 acres
• Commission advances new park
• Cal Skate farewell draws overflow crowds
• Vietnam War Memorial coming
• Milpitas City Council actions from Tuesday's meeting
• City resurrects Milpitas Preschool
• Chamber of commerce holds business conference-expo
• Transient arrested for copper wire theft at McCandless Drive building
• Knife-brandishing suspect arrested
• San Jose woman arrested for outstanding felony warrants
• Hillside grass fire chars 36 acres; vineyard, homes spared
• Under the Big Top: An inside look at life in the circus
• A cultural exchange: 33 Europeans depart Milpitas, 24 Japanese students to arrive next month
• Milpitas neighbors to gather for National Night Out
• City increases some park reservation, building rental fees
• Boys, 13 and 15, arrested for stealing car
• Three arrested for armed robbery in road assault
• Homicide suspect served time for 1983 knife killing
• Full agenda after city council break
• Leaders review ordinance on air guns
• County notes slight decrease in number of homeless people
• MELC Installation Dinner 2011
• Want to Host? Lions Club Youth Exchange Has Students
• Men suspected of stealing copper wire in Milpitas
• Boys, 13 and 15, arrested for stealing, crashing car in Milpitas
• College student is finalist in driving video competition
• Reading Program offers adults a new chapter
• Tech giant Cisco axes 6,500 jobs
• Family fun icon Cal Skate closing to make way for development; siblings reflect on running rink
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of July 22, 2011
• Three arrested for armed robbery after punching man, pulling knife
• School district lays off two bus drivers
• New superintendent lays roadmap for Milpitas Unified
• Internet-based auto dealership approved
• Mandal selected chair of planning commission
• Three arrested for armed robbery after punching man, pulling knife
• Milpitas producer is a cut above the rest
• Police name homicide suspect, say bullet removed from victim matches felon's gun
• Co-op preschool hopes city program's end will lift enrollment
• Commission to review new park next month
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of July 15, 2011
• Milpitas' National Night Out is Aug. 4
• City approves $100,000 cost-sharing for Montague Expressway widening
• City hall A/V upgrade design team hired
• 1,350 illegal fireworks confiscated
• City faces $14-million RDA loss
• Milpitas man arrested on charges of possessing illegal drugs
• Milpitas police name homicide suspect, say bullet removed from victim matches his gun
• $7.9 million in help for laid-off NUMMI workers
• Milpitas Veterans commissioner receives Purple Heart
• VTA changes schedules
• Milpitas Food Pantry opens at new location
• Milpitas recreation commission to review new park next month
• "Red, White and Boom!" draws estimated 20,000 Milpitas attendees
• Redrawing Milpitas political boundaries
• Siren Sounds for July 8
• Milpitas holds its 'Red, White and Boom!'
• Man arrested after stabbing during fight
• Indecent exposure arrest at Dollar Tree Store
• Geological survey releases landslide inventory maps for Milpitas, Fremont
• Milpitas students won't be able to start school without new vaccine
• Time for the "Red, White and Boom!"
• School district thinks ahead on more cuts
• PG&E prepares for pipeline testing in Milpitas
• School given green light at hillside church
• Alviso Adobe renovation continues
• City approves $20,000 to chamber for outreach
• Burnett participates in summer reading
• Chamber installs new board, recognizes business leaders
• Milpitas Executive Lions & MHS LEO Club Installation of Officers
• 2011 MILPITAS GRADUATES
• Milpitas: "cleanest, greenest district"
• Spangler student uses award money from library contest for e-reader
• Banquet hall approved at Serra Shopping Center
• Subway owner tops in business
• Milpitas Relay For Life raises $62,000
• Well-known Milpitas High alumnus gunned down
• Vice mayor resting after pacemaker implant
• New security firm will start at Milpitas High in fall
• Two sentenced to prison for combined 45 years for slaying Milpitas teen in 2005
• Milpitas High seniors mark friendship through graduation weekend festivities
• Spangler's students prove reading counts
• Fiesta draws Fil-Am pride
• Milpitas Food Pantry prepares for move
• Abbott shooting under investigation
• SWAT team mobilized after beating on Coelho
• Mind's eye: Mother grieves death of her son in Iraq through sculptures, poetry
• Library district approves special card for students
• North Abel Street paving next month
• No charge against slaying suspect until lab results return
• Photo of the Day: Summer Mixer on the Patio
• Milpitas police search for assault suspect
• Two women sent to hospitals after rollover collision
• Shots fired on North Abbott Avenue
• Agreements struck with five Milpitas city unions
• New Milpitas superintendent of schools announced
• Siren Sounds for June 10
• Milpitas Fil-Am mall marks first anniversary
• Piedmont parcel could be annexed
• Milpitas preschool may evolve into youth rec classes
• Scooter-driving burglar nabbed after two Milpitas chases
• Talk of the Town for June 10
• Suspect in custody following South Main Street slaying in Milpitas
• New Milpitas superintendent of schools announced
• Parents will rally to save Milpitas Preschool
• Bay Area Wedding Expo: Galleria Wedding Bells Event Is a Great Beginning
• New superintendent to be appointed tomorrow
• Indecent exposure suspect arrested in Milpitas
• Starlite Pines: burglary suspect arrested after chase
• Man fatally shot on Main Street
• School board reprimands superintendent; principal placed on paid leave
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of June 3, 2011
• Lives lost for freedom
• Russell educator is Teacher of the Year
• Suspect pleads voluntary manslaughter
• Fires char Milpitas home's garage, apartment Saturday
• Fire guts Mr. P's market on Carlo
• "Birds of Paradise" sculpture adorns bus stop as latest city public artwork
• Teens on education fast-track
• Milpitas school board reprimands superintendent
• Market gutted by fire in Milpitas
• Milpitas police investigate homicide
• Second man pleads to voluntary manslaughter in death of teen at 2005 San Jose house party
• Suspect approaches girl near Murphy Park
• Milpitas School Board calls special meeting Tuesday
• Milpitas police release sketch of man who bothered woman
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• Suspect wanted for Patelco robbery
• Web feature aids new, expanding Milpitas businesses
• Milpitas contracts for solar panels on public buildings
• Milpitas Community Center HVAC approved
• Siren Sounds for May 27
• Milpitas non-profit needs warehouse space
• County promotes National Historic Preservation Month
• "Milpitas Monster" anniversary screening
• Milpitas city preschool closure planned for early June
• Milpitas Food Pantry relocation to city building approved
• Teachers join statewide rally
• Odor from dental compound sickens employees in Milpitas building
• Court date set for county RDA lawsuit
• Talk of the Town for May 20
• Sunnyhills apartment fire destroys units
• Church Reaches Out to Victims of Doomsday Cult
• Milpitas school helps provide clothing for Japanese
• Interim superintendent begins two-month position
• "Milpitas Monster" marks 35 years
• Milpitas employee concessions cut anticipated $12-million shortfall in half; officials spare children's theater, swim team but eliminate preschool
• Walmart seeks building permits for Milpitas store expansion
• Man approaches girl on Shiloh
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of May 13, 2011
• API results show upward track for Milpitas school district
• North Abel Street upgrade planned
• De Jesus slaying suspect pleads to voluntary manslaughter
• Calaveras Hills volunteer promotes creativity, sense of community service
• Council approves water, sewer rate increases
• Berryessa Art and Wine Festival is this weekend
• City unions OK tentative pay, benefit concessions
• Fire chars Evergreen Way home
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of May 6, 2011
• Indecent exposure suspect sought
• Artists sought to create Alviso Adobe park sculpture
• Some residents upset by religious services held within public school
• County library system to charge new fee for non-residents
• Milpitas police looking for indecent exposure suspect
• Police seek indecent exposure suspect
• Preschool fund-raiser rolls for St. Jude
• Walk aims to raise awareness, erase stigma of mental illness and suicide
• Police seize 250 marijuana plants worth $1.1 million
• Two schools lock down after family argument
• University Studies pilot program OK'd
• Council defers ordinance regarding employee layoffs
• Calls to spare youth theater, swim team
• City mulls designs for its newest park
• Utility rate public hearing is Tuesday
• An Invitation to District 4-C6 Convention May 18-22 Marriott San Ramon
• Two Milpitas schools go into lockdown
• Musician with ties to rock icons has home-based school
• Milpitas rebuilds its elementary music program
• Longtime resident Danny Lau volunteered at Russell, Chinese school before his appointment to the Milpitas Board of Education
• School board names interim superintendent
• Escuela Parkway improvements OK'd
• Man allegedly recorded videos under women's skirts within mall
• Divided council approves Walmart expansion
• Utility rate protest deadline approaches
• South Abel Street upgrades planned
• City submits wish list for road, transit funding
• Milpitas: Council votes 3-2 to approve Walmart expansion
• Inspired Science: Milpitas High team earns seventh place in statewide competition
• Governor dedicates solar panel plant
• Burnett shares world vision of aid
• City hall to get $1.5 million in AV equipment
• Residents catch burglars on camera
• Citizen of the Year lauded
• Milpitas man killed in Mariposa crash
• Walmart initiative to be reviewed Tuesday
• Public meeting on water, sewer rate increases next week
• Milpitas man driving Model A killed near Catheys Valley
• SJ man, 19, faces burglary charges; Milpitas teen arrested in separate call prior
• Superintendent placed on leave
• Two-alarm fire guts Murray Street home
• Cal Hills hosts college, career day
• Residents circulate petition to save Rainbow Theatre
• City to analyze hiring auditor
• City may change criteria for layoffs
• Milpitas schools salute English proficiency gains
• Milpitas recognizes World Water Day
• Girl Scouts create origami for Japan
• CLUB TWINNING WITH MARIKINA VALLEY HOST LC
• MILPITAS EXECUTIVE LIONS CLUB MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
• Juniors take Trojan Olympics
• Best-selling author gives demonstrations at Burnett
• Lifelong bond with Japan: Milpitas resident takes action to help during crisis following earthquakes and tsunamis
• Properties transferred from RDA to the city
• Walmart submits 6,000 signatures of support
• Superintendent on medical leave
• Trustees discuss desired qualities in next superintendent of schools
• MPD joins crackdown on cell phone use, texting while driving
• McCarthy vacancies: economy, access cited
• Awning, fence burned in backyard fire
• Marylinn Drive blaze prompts two responses
• Historical society turns over $83,000 for adobe
• DUI court in session at Milpitas High School
• Milpitas Borders added to list of store closures
• Senior center legacy mural honors early city leaders
• Note pinned to student prompts change in policy
• Playground debuts at Curtner
• City facilitates Red Cross donations for Japan disaster
• Vacant Mervyns site eyed as Indian shopping center
• Report released in school bus accident
• Milpitas house fire contained
• City anticipates $216,000 bill for Walmart special election
• Morando named Citizen of Year
• Arrest made for attempted kidnapping; Man flees from Milpitas High campus
• Council approves homes at skate rink
• City proposes water, sewer rate hikes; meetings for property owners and renters upcoming
• Milpitas man arrested after East Bay shooting
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of March 18, 2011
• Council eyes elimination of some recreation programs
• Milpitas Sister Cities Commission makes plans to help Japan
• New Milpitas school board member appointed
• Log from deadly pipeline blast: workers scrambled here
• City holds special meeting to protect RDA monies, assets from state grab
• Supermarket fire forces shutdown
• Council denies nightclub's appeal
• Volunteers "Read Across Weller"
• City asks for pay, benefit concessions from unions
• Crab lovers dig in at annual feed
• Teacher serves Milpitas Unified with grace
• Search for a new superintendent
• Interviews with five school board candidates scheduled
• Residents track "treasures" following GPS coordinates in a high-tech game of hide and seek
• Dixon Landing Road closed for BART work
• Victims identified in fatal collisions
• Home development targets roller-rink
• Man suspected of home invasion slits throat, lives after binding victim
• Fire at supermarket forces shopping center shutdown
• Conference center scrapped
• Workshops on the importance, background of redevelopment
• Student ill after eating pot-laced brownie
• Board of Education vacancy attracts 17 applicants
• Milpitas RDA town hall meeting tonight
• Milpitas home invasion suspect ties up victim before fleeing
• Dixon Landing Road in Milpitas closed Saturday and Sunday
• Milpitas auto-pedestrian crash kills San Jose woman
• City loans $1 million to Milpitas solar panel firm
• Superintendent announces retirement
• Woman dies of injuries after being struck by teen driver
• Apparent home invasion turns into suicide attempt
• Jiffy Lube operator fined for environmental violations
• Historical Society Hears of Longtime Valley Families' Roots
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Feb. 25, 2010
• City advances local housing authority to protect threatened RDA monies
• Academy rich in technology
• MILPITAS EXECUTIVE LIONS CLUB SPONSORED A NEWLY CHARTERED LIONS CLUB IN MILPITAS, CALIFORNIA
• Apparent home invasion in Milpitas turns into suicide attempt
• San Jose woman hit by car on Calaveras Boulevard
• Chinese school community celebrates Year of the Rabbit
• Schools issue kidnap attempt warnings
• City proposes four-year hikes to water rates: 26%-48%
• Rancho staff encourages students to follow dreams
• Company builds playhouse to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• New Milpitas High PE standards allow leeway
• Board of Education applications due Friday
• Walmart plans ballot initiative
• Let's Get Crackin'
• Milpitas Borders spared; 10 others nearby will close
• Walmart plans ballot initiative
• Mayor wants report on council pensions
• Nightclub appeal review tentatively set for March 1
• McHugh raised $90,000 in race to be Milpitas' mayor, topping field
• Council letter in support of RDA sent to governor
• Milpitas Parents Preschool is at risk of closing
• School district works swiftly to fill board vacancy
• Third kidnap attempted by different man
• Chinese New Year Celebration
• Police release sketches of first kidnap suspect
• City drops suit involving ex-employee who ran for office
• Man, 69, killed after motorcycle falls off cliff near Milpitas
• Another attempted kidnapping in Milpitas
• Trustee Mendizabal resigns
• City to pay county $63,000 for election
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Council signs letters of support for RDA to be sent to governor, legislature
• Crossing guard injured in hit-run
• Budget study session still Tuesday
• Suspect sought in attempted kidnapping of two students
• Mosque to rise along Montague Expressway
• Milpitas leaders become principals for a day
• Tech firm sees investment grow
• Top City Employee Saluted
• School board trustee Mendizabal submits resignation
• MILPITAS GATEWAY CHARTER NIGHT
• Suspect sought in attempted kidnapping of two Milpitas students
• Crossing guard injured in hit-and-run collision
• Zahir's restaurant closes its doors
• Cortese calls 2011 "Year of the Child" in State of County address
• Council grills area's largest smell generators
• Students offer their locks of love
• Food Pantry must be out by summer
• Club appeals decision to limit alcohol hours
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Jan. 28, 2011
• National speaker inspires Milpitas students
• Comedian turns frustrations about moving back home into zinger website
• Needs assessment floated for new aquatic center
• Campaign finance reform studied
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Jan. 21, 2011
• Students benefit from Imagineer
• GLEE-KS: Singing clubs' popularity soars as television show's appeal grows
• Crisis averted: Milpitas officers lauded
• Commissioners tone down nightclub
• Milpitas Unified submits plan to remove federal smudge
• Hotel fire extinguished with no injuries
• Tiernan appointed chair of planning commission
• Milpitas to foot $168 million for sewage plant upgrades
• Governor's plan to end redevelopment agencies statewide troubles city officials
• Budget manager given top honor
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Jan. 14, 2011
• Sewage treatment plant rebuild, land use studied
• Measure B will pay for a full-length school year
• Backers celebrate mayor's election
• Council slates budget study session
• Longtime planning commission chair out
• Two students hit by school bus return to class
• Safety of PG&E gas pipelines in Milpitas under review
• Cortese appointed president of Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors
• Restaurant fire causes smoke, water damage
• Two students sent to hospitals after being hit by slow-moving Milpitas school bus
• Two appointed to city's planning commission
• S.J. man charged with attempted homicide following stabbing
• Milpitas non-profit brings holiday cheer to thousands of children
• Teacher's innovative style noted
• Milpitas' first police chief dies
• Dempsey restaurant faces review after violence
• Smoke shop OK'd despite opposition
• Milpitas' first dentist, Dr. Gilbert Bonner, 87, remembered
• Restaurant fire causes smoke, water damage
• San Jose man charged with attempted homicide following stabbing
• Milpitas' first dentist dies
• Milpitas' first police chief dies
• Local venues offer New Year's Eve festivities
• Karaoke business receives permit review after alleged alcohol, site use violations
• 2010 Milpitas Police Officer of the Year named
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Dec. 31, 2010
• REFLECTING ON A NEW YEAR
• Trees becoming a thing of Christmas past
• Dempsey restaurant under review due to incidents
• 300 Bay Area employees act as honorary elves
• Bay Area gas prices hit highest mark since 2008
• Second floor of Kaiser medical building remains closed as repairs continue
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Dec. 24, 2010
• Firefighters reach approximately 700 children during annual Milpitas Holiday Toy and Food Drive
• Rehabilitation for city's most important pump station
• Milpitas man busted: drugs, $6,000 cash found in hotel room
• New Milpitas app on iPhones, iPads
• Storms spark seven power outages here
• Milpitas schools receive two of three green awards from state architect
• Jail inmates craft toys for in-need kids
• Superintendent swears in trustees
• Community center gets improvements
• City explores solar-powered buildings
• Fremont teen identified as crash victim
• Murder sentence hearing delayed until January
• Festival of Trees supports student scholarships
• Fire chief badged
• Milpitas Unified outperforms state on graduation rates
• Schools compete in food drive
• County OKs new ambulance contract
• Fourth annual Apollo ceremony rolls out like the Academy Awards
• City OKs acceptance of police, fire grants
• Breakfast with Santa
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Dec. 10, 2010
• Burnett fosters bilingualism
• Nearly 900 attend annual tree lighting
• Three arrested for assaulting man near Sandalwood Park
• New mayor, incumbents take their oaths
• Fiery solo vehicle crash kills driver near McCarthy Ranch
• Report: public water supply is safe to drink
• Honorary elves hard at work to fulfill 60,000 kids' wishes
• Woman's killer to be sentenced next week
• Fatal vehicle crash kills occupant Thursday night
• Santa arrives for Milpitas tree lighting
• "Week of Understanding" stresses mutual respect
• Rancho staff, speakers offer first-hand proof that dreams can come true
• Girl Scouts sort, pack soldiers' holiday cards
• Knights prepare holiday meals
• Bike Build to benefit needy children in Milpitas, Bay Area
• Meal distribution continues well past Thanksgiving
• Barrels are out for toy and food drive
• McCarthy Ranch vacancies spark direction from mayor
• It's official: Polanski wins race by 44 votes
• Nissan eyes third auto dealer site
• Man dies from apparent suicide at motel
• Winter wonderland supports Milpitas foundation's grants, scholarships
• Third-graders receive dictionaries from rink
• Santa on the way for tree lighting
• Polanski beats Montano by 60 votes
• Budget task force recommends sweeping changes
• Food Pantry provides Thanksgiving meals to 1,300 families in need
• Milpitas High hosts largest speech-debate competition
• Milpitas Square plan delayed pending further study
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Nov. 26, 2010
• MELC 8th Anniversary & Christmas Celebration
• Firefighters' toy drive gears up for the holidays
• Food Pantry hopes to serve 1,300 families for Thanksgiving
• Veterans' sacrifices honored by officials
• Bomb threat prompts an evacuation
• Knights bring back Thanksgiving meal
• Board names parcel tax committee
• Polanski holds 106-vote lead over Montano
• "Click It or Ticket" enforcement ramps up for holidays
• Citizens Budget Task Force unveils ways to trim shortfall
• Livengood departs politics after 31 years
• "Click It or Ticket" enforcement campaign ramps up for holiday season
• All public schools earn at least one award
• Milpitas Chamber of Commerce announces new chief executive
• Polanski maintains slim lead over Montano in council race
• Milpitas raising readers through growing program
• Aquarium wiring blamed for $6,000 house fire
• City grants Kaiser temporary permits
• Former Milpitas mayor leads SJ veterans parade
• School district kicks off season of giving
• Former Milpitas mayor leads SJ veterans parade
• 7,500 participate in Milpitas Hindu festival
• Emergency preparedness aims at community groups
• Polanski-Montano race just 13 votes apart for second Milpitas City Council seat
• Esteves stuns field with landslide win
• Valley Health Center holds grand opening
• McCarthy Ranch is for sale
• Milpitas raising readers through growing program
• Milpitas families foster international bonds
• Jose Esteves continues leading race for Milpitas Mayor
• Milpitas Kaiser's main building remains closed
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Nov. 5, 2010
• "Massive" expansion of Milpitas Square recommended
• Man with knife arrested after four-hour Pines standoff
• A GIANT WIN
• LIVE ELECTION COVERAGE
• CANDIDATES' VIEWS ON CITY EMPLOYEE PENSION REFORM
• School board won't support paying for ballot statements
• Trial e-waste pickup program to start next week
• Milpitas Kaiser temporarily closes its main building
• WHY ARE YOU A BETTER CHOICE THAN YOUR COMPETITORS?
• There's a 50 percent chance a special election will be needed
• CAMPUS CLEANUP
• Different perspectives shared on growing concern of cyberbullying during Milpitas seminar
• Six council candidates talk up budget, improving Milpitas
• Loans, donations push two mayoral candidates past $70,000
• Health center schedules Halloween-themed opening
• MFD rescues water district worker from mud before tide covers her
• Four mayoral candidates share positions, trade barbs at forum
• Milpitas man arrested after hours-long standoff in Starlite Pines house
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Oct. 22, 2010
• Officers receive life-saving award
• U.S. Department of Transportation undersecretary tours BART
• GIANT GOURD
• Kaiser in Milpitas temporarily closes main building
• Milpitas man arrested on charges of robbing San Jose bank, caught gambling in San Pablo
• Zanker unveils new multi-use building
• THOUGHTS ON THE MILPITAS FOOD PANTRY RELOCATION DEBATE
• McHugh leads fund-raising with $69,000
• Candidate questioned after e-mail exchange
• Family carnival to benefit community
• Fee to participate in election forum raises ire of candidates, consultants
• Schools get $1.65 mil in federal assistance
• High spirits for homecoming
• Junior selected for leadership project
• PG&E promises more cooperation on pipeline monitoring
• NTSB report cites power glitch in Milpitas before blast
• Milpitas man, 24, dies during crash in Sunnyvale; passenger injured
• PG&E says work on high-pressure gas line under Pines was complete in 2009
• DA clears officials of contribution violations
• Milpitas teen missing since April found in Salt Lake City
• City to study solar-lighted soccer fields partnership
• Main forum for council, mayoral candidates next week
• College-level courses may come before university program
• Opa!
• School leaders report on opening of year
• ELECTION 2010: WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST THREATS TO QUALITY OF LIFE?
• Zanker's new multi-use building to be unveiled
• Abandoned shopping cart removal services to be beefed up
• First meeting on Cracolice building reuse draws 20 residents
• Milpitas OKs study on polystyrene ban
• City awarded change of venue for RDA lawsuit
• Los Coches rezone will allow retail, homes, offices
• MUSD disputes state's ranking of Randall, Weller on 1,000 lowest-performing list
• PG&E SmartMeter presentation, gas line status on agenda
• City cuts save $4.3 million, offset revenue shortfall
• "Toe Jam": Armless world-renowned musician inspires Milpitas church-goers
• S.J. burglary, crash swarm police near Park Victoria
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Sept. 24, 2010
• Scores surpass state guidelines
• "Toe Jam Tony"
• Abandoned shopping cart removal services slated to increase
• Milpitas Unified will receive at least $1.6 million from federal government
• Milpitas plans study, meetings on polystyrene food container ban
• Schools seek volunteers to oversee tax
• DA begins probe of campaign contributions
• Milpitas gas pipeline hub probed for blast clues
• Police hunt for burglary suspects
• Website allows visitors to check locations to gas, hazardous liquids
• Pressure in San Bruno pipeline investigated
• Columbine victim's message lives on after death
• Citizen-led task force asks for budget fixes
• I-680 express lane to Milpitas opens Monday
• New public nuisance ordinance targets scofflaws
• State investigations closed about campaign violation allegations
• S.J. woman arrested for vandalism
• Sal Cracolice Building reuse meetings slated
• Tribute to First Responders
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Sept. 17, 2010
• Pomeroy unites for 9-11 remembrance
• Milpitas budget task force asks public for ideas at three meetings
• Firm hired to aid city in county's RDA suit
• McCandless mixed-use project OK'd
• Abercrombie & Fitch hit with bias lawsuit from Muslim job applicant
• New plaque salutes top teachers
• Boy Scout builds benches at Rancho
• Inmate dies of apparent heart attack at Elmwood Correctional Facility
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Sept. 10, 2010
• Milpitas sues former employee who is running for a seat on the city council
• Milpitas Food Pantry withdraws relocation
• New program to conquer students' hunger pangs
• New county health center generally aimed at recipients of government-subsidized programs
• New boundary lines for Spangler, Zanker schools
• Track re-alignment, flood control improvements make way for BART
• Class teaches students the art of living
• Kindergarteners enter class for the first time as nearly 9,800 students return to Milpitas' pub
• Non-profit shares great outdoors' beauty
• Cracolice Building reuse meetings planned this fall
• Committee donates more than $15,000
• City approves 70-foot electronic readerboard sign
• Frustrated KB residents walk away from meeting regarding pantry as a neighbor
• MAKE A DIFFERNCE DAY
• Students post gains on STAR
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of August 27, 2010
• Milpitas studies ban on polystyrene take-out containers
• City asks for change of venue regarding Santa Clara County's RDA expansion suit
• Cracolice Building reuse will spark community meetings
• New fire chief drawn from Scottsdale's department
• District readies schools: new year starts Monday
• Teen cyclist killed in crash with driver
• Stimulus funds help pay for repaving
• Council affirms grand jury's report: employee costs are unsustainable
• Milpitas teen killed in bicycle collision identified
• NOVA invests in disadvantaged youth
• Milpitas police recognize volunteers
• School board makeup won't change come November
• Neighborhood beautification award nominees due Aug. 31
• Senior center unveiled
• Milpitas teens face burglary charges
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of August 20, 2010
• Neighbors, non-profit pitted over facility reuse
• Termed-out mayor: Is another run in 2012 likely?
• National Night Out grows neighborly bonds
• Soladigm, Milpitas company that makes "smart windows," will build factory in Mississippi
• Green training program offers fresh start for at-risk youth
• November election field grows
• City council behavior review denied
• Candidate alleges mayor, council members violated contribution laws
• Hundreds of volunteers ready thousands of backpacks
• SIREN SOUNDS for the week of Aug. 13, 2010
• St. Thomas Catholic School opens updated facility for preschoolers
• State begins eradicating invasive fly from Milpitas
• Senior center relocates this week
• Oriental fruit flies found in Milpitas
• The Post's flat-screen TV giveaway finds a winner
• Council candidate files complaint with state
• Humane Society Silicon Valley hosts celebration
• Health center opens on North Main Street
• Police urge public to be wary of "pigeon drop" scam suspects
• Council candidate files complaint with state
• Census begins quality assurance follow-ups
• McCandless mixed-use project advances
• Alternate planning commissioner appointed
• Five more candidates plan run for council this year
• Milpitas' new senior center opens next week
• San Jose man commits suicide at mall parking garage
• Resident houses meeting for a worthy cause
• Adobe access, parking limited
• Humane Society president to retire
• City council returns from July recess with lengthy agenda
• Vandals tag Main Street businesses
• Mayoral candidates hold campaign kickoffs
• Summer program grows exponentially
• Neighbors join forces at National Night Out events
• Police arrest identity theft suspects
• Students get first-hand firefighting experience
• Special Visitation by Past International Director Beverly Stebbins and PDG Ed Stebbins
• Fry’s Anniversary Hot Dog Sale Fundraiser 2010
• MELC Installation of Officers 2010-2011
• Come meet the European Lions Youth Exchange students
• INSTALLATION OF DISTRICT OFFICERS
• Next Meeting Monday August 2nd, 2010 at 7pm
• MELC 2009~2010 Installation of Officers
• Police get tips after releasing images
• Backpack collection for 14,000 Bay Area students
• Superintendent proposes boundary area changes for Spangler, Zanker
• Barbara Lee Senior Center reuse under discussion next
• Milpitas: Paradise for singles?
• New senior center just weeks from opening
• McCandless mixed-use plan advances
• Milpitas man killed in crash by alleged stop-sign runner
• Deep in the heart of Milpitas
• County health center set to open next month
• Police release images of suspects in 2009 homicide
• Cardoza Park reopens with new playground, picnic area, concert
• Miss Milpitas shares memories from 1956
• Program excels through partnership
• Fire department seizes nearly 900 illegal fireworks
• Local GPS maker introduces micro-accurate handheld device
• Red, white and boom
• Rancho Milpitas Middle School in the movies
• Student Nutrition Services makes changes for healthier eating within Milpitas Unified
• Milpitas police release images of 2009 homicide suspects
• Olive Garden plans to open at Great Mall next February
• Candidates kick off 2010 election campaigns
• Fire department gives engine to Spring Valley
• Trial for suspect in 2007 fatal stabbing delayed until October
• Salsa moves visitors at Cardoza Park reopening
• County grants appeal allowing hillside barn to remain in place
• Dance director sues city after block strikes head
• Indoor marijuana cultivation ring dismantled, DEA says
• 600 seniors file for exemption
• County sues Milpitas to block redevelopment agency expansion
• SS8 Completes Successful WiMAX Implementation in Taiwan
• SS8 Acquires UAE Technology Provider, Adding to Its Suite of Best-of-Breed Security Solutions
• SS8 to Spearhead Premiere Global Lawful Interception Conference
• Houserockers And Fireworks

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