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Cupertino pronounciation

Cupertino has two different pronunciations, one is /kuːpərtiːnoʊ/ which has become the dominant pronunciation in past decades. The other is /kjuːpərtiːnoʊ/ which is the historical pronunciation still used by the older population. I want to add this older pronunciation in addition to the current dominant pronunciation to the top of the page. I have access to museum archival documents substantiating this, but they are not available online yet. How should I go about citing these documents?

The citation would look something like this:

Bartee, Marie Schoppe. Letter to Cupertino Historical Museum. 26 June 1997. 2023.332 Meyerholz. Cupertino Historical Society and Museum, Cupertino, CA. 11 October 2024. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Thithergothic (talk • contribs) 03:10, 16 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Education NPOV

"The best high school in California" for Monta Vista High School -- someone needs to substantiate this.

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