Latest News Latest News Schools Mission College ESL Instructor Marina Broeder Receives Hayward Excellence in Education Award Diane Andrews April 7, 2017 Mission College part-time English as a Second Language instructor Marina Broeder was one of four community college faculty members statewide… Community Children’s Book Author and Illustrator Kathryn Otoshi Shares Message about Character Development at Don Callejon School Cynthia Cheng April 7, 2017 During her presentation at Don Callejon School on March 28, author and illustrator Kathryn Otoshi told students that no one… Arts & Entertainment The Ragazzi Boys Chorus-Voices Like None Other Diane Andrews April 7, 2017 The Ragazzi Boys Chorus, which debuted in Carnegie Hall in 2014, presented its spring concert, “Gloria,” at Mission Santa Clara… Arts & Entertainment “Think about Light” at Roberta Jones Junior Theatre’s “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” Cynthia Cheng April 7, 2017 When his Aunt Polly issued the punishment to whitewash a fence, Tom Sawyer marketed his penalty as a privilege and… Community Love on a Leash Visits Books, Inc. Melissa McKenzie April 7, 2017 Studies have shown that children who read aloud in a non-judgmental setting develop confidence–confidence in the way they speak to… City Politics Santa Clara Hit With Voting Rights Lawsuit Carolyn Schuk April 7, 2017 For six years the Council failed to act despite warning signs that the City’s at-large, by-seat election system was on… Sports Chargers Bats Fall Silent in Loss to Mountain View Andrew Bensch April 7, 2017 The Mountain View Spartans (11-4-1, 4-3) busted the game open with a six-run fourth inning, but their two-run first inning… Public Safety Man Survives Shooting at Capri Motel Diane Andrews April 7, 2017 A man was hospitalized in serious condition after being shot on March 31 at the Capri Motel, 2465 East El… Schools SCU Celebrates Alumni with its Annual Bunny Brunch Melissa McKenzie April 7, 2017 Now in its 13th year, and open to all generations of Santa Clara University alumni, the school’s annual Bunny Brunch… City Politics General Plan, El Camino Real to Get a Facelift David Alexander April 7, 2017 The Santa Clara City Council has decided to accelerate the plan to revamp El Camino Real and to institute a… Community Public Fleshes Out ‘Agrihood’ Character David Alexander April 7, 2017 Walkable. Sociable. Fun for all ages. These are just a few of the phrases that jumped out as desirable themes… Milestones Milestones (OPINION) Miles H Barber, Publisher April 6, 2017 Things may not be working out so well for Mayor Gillmor’s 2017 agenda. Let’s take a brief look at some… City Politics Council Delays Security Contract for Levi’s Stadium, Aims to Increase Minimum Wage to $15/hour David Alexander April 5, 2017 Levi’s Stadium could be without security if the contractor that provides those services doesn’t bend to political pressure to employ… Opinion Work Daze – Think Small Bob Goldman March 31, 2017 What would it take to make you perfectly happy at work? A 150 percent raise? A mandatory 2-month vacation with… Community Santa Clara Around Town Santa Clara Weekly March 31, 2017 Wildflower Day Saturday, April 1st, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Every year Ulistac Natural Area Restoration & Education Project (UNAREP) hosts… Public Safety Police Blotter Santa Clara PD March 31, 2017 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Milestones Milestones (OPINION) Miles H Barber, Publisher March 31, 2017 “The Zookeeper’s Wife” is a recent edition and addition to the great works penned by Diane Ackerman. While she has… Community 100-Year-Young Ruth Colvin Shares Lifelong Journey to Promote Adult Literacy Cynthia Cheng March 31, 2017 “I’m now 100 and I say age is just a number; it’s what you do with your number and I… Community Cardiac Rehab Program is Helping Heart Attack Survivors Avoid Recurrence Kaiser Permanente March 31, 2017 Donnie Sanchez of Fresno is a heart attack and heart surgery survivor who is leading a healthier life, thanks to… Community Santa Clara Library Provides Naturalization Resources in Welcoming Environment Diane Andrews March 31, 2017 “I hope you will consider this your third safe place–home, work and the library,” Santa Clara City Librarian Hilary Keith… 1 … 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 … 477
