Green bike lanes are insufficient
Kinglsey Wang
August 22, 2015
his summer, the city of Cupertino painted its bicycle lanes bright green to make them more visible to drivers and safer for bicyclists. The cost was $249,000. While the city certainly deserves applause for making an active effort to make the routinely chaotic trips to school safer for...
Cupertino improves bicycle transportation
Elizabeth Han
August 21, 2015
hough large patches of grass have lost their true color due to the ongoing drought, Cupertino presents a more permanent sign of green through its new bike lanes near schools this summer. The previously concrete grey bike lanes have changed across streets of various school vicinities, including MVHS and Ke...
City Council to vote on reusable bag ordinance supported by Sierra Club
Eva Spitzen
January 14, 2013
On Tuesday, Jan. 15, Cupertino City Council will vote on the Reusable Bag Ordinance. If passed, the ordinance will require stores within Cupertino to charge a minimal fee for plastic bags in an attempt to reduce their usage. Sierra Club will appear before Cupertino City Council to advocate the ordinance. The MVHS Sierra Club, in addition to their appearance...
Recycling program promising, but depends on participation
Natalie Chan
September 23, 2010
Club Commission’s idea gives ownership to clubs, but students must take initative for success Read More »...
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