Latest News Latest News Opinion Let the Commencement Commence Bob Goldman June 24, 2015 I really don’t understand it, but, once again, I have not been invited to deliver commencement addresses at Harvard, Stanford,… Opinion Never Give Up Giving Up Bob Goldman June 17, 2015 You know my motto: Quit when you’re ahead. I also happen to believe that you should quit when you’re behind…. Community Artist Andy Gouveia Teaches Visual Storytelling Cynthia Cheng June 17, 2015 Twenty-six students watched in awe as artist Andy Gouveia efficiently composed a six-panel comic strip about a mouse scheming to… Community Central Park and Northside Libraries Throw Summer Reading Kickoff Parties Cynthia Cheng June 17, 2015 “I’ll be reading The Missing series by Margaret Peterson Haddix,” says Devon Blackman, 12, of his summer reading plans. Devon… Community Check Presentation and Indian Dancing Mark Library’s Family Fun Night Cynthia Cheng June 17, 2015 At Central Park Library’s first summer Family Fun Night on June 8, casual evening picnics were in progress during the… City Politics City Desk: June 10, 2015 Carolyn Schuk June 17, 2015 Council Extends Convention Center Funding Through June 2016 Santa Clara officials are optimistic that there’s an avenue to retaining ownership… Schools Education Desk: June 10, 2015 Carolyn Schuk June 17, 2015 The central new business on the May 28 Santa Clara Unified school board agenda was Mark Allgire’s overview of the… Business KAAJ Healthcare Admin June 17, 2015 KAAJ Healthcare, a multi-specialty group based in Santa Clara, is meeting the new era of medical service technology head-on. The… Community Kaiser Permanente Cancer Survivor Day Focuses on Ways to Strengthen, Maintain Heart Health Admin June 17, 2015 “Seeds of Hope,” the annual Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara/San Jose Cancer Survivors Day Conference and Celebration, takes a turn towards… Arts & Entertainment New Meets Old at Final 2014-2014 Triton Free Fridays Performance Melissa McKenzie June 17, 2015 After months of planning, which included creating new compositions and moving a piano into the Triton Museum of Art’s Warburton… Business Not on the Label Evan Pham June 17, 2015 As the tech rush continues with no end in sight, the name “Silicon Valley” has skyrocketed in popularity. Ironically, many… Schools Secretary Susan Foster is Named SCUSD’s Classified Employee of the Year Cynthia Cheng June 17, 2015 Teachers and students visiting Susan Foster’s work station in the Bowers Elementary School office will spot a Giants calendar, a… Opinion Thanks to Maddie’s Fund, SVACA Nearly Empty Melissa McKenzie June 17, 2015 At 3 a.m. most people are slumbering away, but on May 30 and 31, some families were already up and… Arts & Entertainment Unmasking Artist Vanessa Callanta Melissa McKenzie June 17, 2015 For years, artist Vanessa Callanta struggled to find her way. She always created, but never really had a direction, saying… Arts & Entertainment Studio Bongiorno Opens New Show, Holding Speaker Night with Captain Charles Moore Melissa McKenzie June 10, 2015 By now, nearly everyone has heard about the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch,” a large mass of discarded plastic debris floating… Schools Sutter Hands out Awards Admin June 10, 2015 With her family at her side, retiring Sutter Elementary School teacher Nancy Crisafulli (in red) was presented with a California… Sports Wilcox’s Booming Season Ends With Loss in CCS Championships Aubrie Tolliver June 10, 2015 A late-game offensive rally for the Lady Chargers was just not enough to overcome an eight-run deficit in the CCS… Opinion You Talkin’ to Me? Bob Goldman June 10, 2015 Did you say something? We’ve been talking for an hour now, and I don’t remember a single word you said…. Arts & Entertainment Addams Family Musical Opens this Week Melissa McKenzie June 10, 2015 Families are all bizarre, with each one carrying their own quirky traits; but what happens when one creepy, kooky, mysterious… Schools Briarwood Elementary School Teacher Awarded Patrol Advisor of The Year Admin June 10, 2015 AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah (NCNU) honored Robin Chirico from Briarwood Elementary School as a AAA NCNU Patrol Advisor… 1 … 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 … 477
