Author: Diane Andrews
CommunityPublic Safety
Joe and Arlene Ramirez, Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
May 2, 2024
It’s just another crime statistic in the paper or on Nextdoor—until it happens to you. Like it happened to Joe...
Community
Sunnyvale Celebrates Best of the Best at 2024 Chamber Gala
April 23, 2024
At the 57th Celebrate Sunnyvale Awards Gala on Leap Day, Feb. 29, former Council Member and Mayor (in 2000) Pat...
Community
Bay Area Greeks Celebrate 203 Years of Democracy with Flag Raising Ceremony
April 18, 2024
Honoring the 203rd Independence Day of Greece, Taso Zografos—wearing the ceremonial white, short-skirted uniform of the Greek Presidential Guards—raised high...
Community
Murali Srinivasan, Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
April 5, 2024
Along with other Friends for Life volunteers, Sunnyvale Vice Mayor Murali Srinivasan was serving dinner to 140 seniors at a...
Community
Buy Nothing Neighbors Experience the Joy of Giving—and Receiving
April 2, 2024
When Anita Wong moved to Santa Clara three months ago, one of the first things she did was change her...
Community
United In Stride Opens David Han’s Eyes to New Horizons
March 25, 2024
Born blind, David Han immigrated to the U.S. from Seoul, Korea, with his parents when he was seven. He grew...
Community
Joan Russell and Bill Wilson Center, Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
March 11, 2024
“I was encouraged by friendships within the [Bill Wilson Center] grief support group. The group normalized what I was going...
Community
“Out of Focus” Author Amber Cantorna-Wylde Comes Out to Sunnyvale
February 27, 2024
“I feel like I came alive the day that I came out,” said author Amber Cantorna-Wylde, speaking at Sunnyvale Presbyterian...
Arts & Entertainment
“A Bad Year for Tomatoes” Is a Good Time for Santa Clara Players Fans
February 23, 2024
You can always count on the Santa Clara Players (SCP) to tickle your funny bone with an offbeat—and often little-known—comedy....
Community
Sunnyvale Rotary Divvies Up 1,300 Pounds of Crab for Bibbed Guests
February 12, 2024
What do you get when you divide 1,300 pounds of cooked, chilled crab by 325? More than enough to eat...









