CUPERTINO DAILY: Everything Going On Today (Tue, Sep 14)

Morning, neighbors! It's me again, Eric He, your host of the Cupertino Daily.

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First, today's weather:

Clear throughout the day. High: 86 Low: 55.

Here are the top stories today in Cupertino:

1. Reports: Neglect spurred $10 million Santa Clara County jail-injury settlement (The Mercury News)
2. Jewish group asks Santa Clara County for funding for Afghan refugees – J. (The Jewish News of Northern California)
3. California Recall: Where To Vote In Cupertino (Cupertino Patch)

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Today in Cupertino:

• Paraeducator Collaboration - Homestead High (8:00 AM)
• KREW Meeting - Homestead High (1:10 PM)
• Girls Tennis v. Los Gatos High (Varsity) (3:30 PM)
• Boys Water Polo @ Monta Vista High School (3:30 PM)
• V Girls Tennis Match 4:00 pm - Homestead High (3:30 PM)
• Boys Water Polo vs. Cupertino HS - Monta Vista High (3:30 PM)
• Girls Field Hockey v. Presentation High (3:30 PM)
• JV Girls Tennis vs. Homestead - Monta Vista High (4:00 PM)
• Girls Tennis @ Homestead HS - Monta Vista High (4:00 PM)
• JV Girls Tennis Match 4:00 pm - Homestead High (4:00 PM)
• Girls Volleyball v. Santa Clara High (4:45 PM)
• Girls Volleyball @ Gunn HS - Monta Vista High (5:30 PM)
• Girls Water Polo @ Monta Vista High School (5:45 PM)
• Girls Water Polo vs. Cupertino HS - Monta Vista High (5:45 PM)

Cupertino Patch Notebook

• Chinese American Coalition for Compassionate Care: "報名9月18日4-6pm 美西時間的「談生論死 - 亞裔家庭的世代對話」報名：tinyurl.com/CACCC918 生死議題在亞裔家庭中始終是一個不可觸碰的禁忌話題，再加上語言有隔閡，這個話題對於在美國長大的新一代亞裔來說更難。很多亞裔家庭的年輕一代屢屢想打開話題，卻不知道如何開口，擔心這樣的話題不合時宜或者不尊重長輩。更有無數亞裔家庭因為沒有及時或者不曉得要去和家人討論生命末期的意願和重要事項，錯失了與家人溝通的最後機會，留下了無盡的遺憾" (Facebook)
• Cupertino Library: "Today's Cupertino Now photo shows that history is still alive today, even if it might be locked up. The Cupertino Library has an extensive collection of books focused on California history. This collection is on the second floor in front..." (Facebook)

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— Eric He

About me: I write about communities in Silicon Valley and the Peninsula for Patch. I formerly covered Los Altos at the Los Altos Town Crier, and have had bylines at Yahoo Sports, NBC Sports, USA TODAY Sports and the Southern California News Group. I was born and raised in the Bay Area, and am a graduate of the University of Southern California and the Columbia Journalism School. News tips? Email me at eric.he@patch.com

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