Well-intended show
The Best Intentions take the Sunnyvale Theater stage Friday, March 22, 7-10 p.m., for an Evening of Cultural Arts. The vocal group performs Motown, old school and R&B hits with tight harmonies and smooth choreography.
Tickets are $30-$35 at Eventbrite.com. The Sunnyvale Theater is located at 550 E. Remington Drive. For more information, call 408-730-7350 or email Recreation Services at [email protected].
Childcare Fair
Parents can meet licensed home and center-based childcare staff for infants through elementary students at a Childcare Fair on Saturday, March 30, 2-4 p.m., at the Sunnyvale Public Library. Full- and part-time care and before- and after-school programs are available. Email Recreation Services at [email protected] or call 408-730-7350 for more information.
Firehouse funding
The City of Sunnyvale was recently awarded $1 million from the House Appropriations Committee to rebuild the “old and out-of-date” Fire Station 2. The project is among 15 in the South Bay for which Rep. Ro Khanna secured almost $14.8 million in funding for fiscal year 2024-25.
In addition to serving the community, Fire Station 2 serves as a regional fire academy training facility for Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety and fire departments throughout Santa Clara County.
Sunnyvale Community Services received $1.05 million for the installation of a solar energy system with storage to improve energy efficiency of the nonprofit’s warehouse facility. It will also fund improvements to community rooms and installation of a polished concrete coating to the existing untreated, and cracking, concrete warehouse floor.
For a full list of community projects in Khanna’s District 17, visit https://khanna.house.gov/helping-you/community-projects.
