Harry Neil

Reading Time: 3 minutes Nobody even noticed Julia when she shuffled into the shabby little hospice. The lobby was drab and unwelcoming, and not even the holiday music playing on the tinny little radio could cheer the room’s gray hopelessness. Julia took off her shawl and overcoat as she passed the aide on duty, who didn’t even look up from her charting. No problem: Julia knew her way. Frank Murphy, bed 6-A, down the left hallway. The squalid room smelled of urine and disease.

Stevens Creek Boulevard is undergoing a two-year project that builds on prior transportation planning initiatives to establish a unified vision for the future of the corridor according to cupertino.org. The Stevens Creek Boulevard Corridor Steering Committee that oversees this project, is composed of representatives from the cities of Cupertino, Santa Clara and San Jose in addition to employees from Santa Clara County and the Valley Transportation Authority.