Latest News Latest News Opinion Is Anybody Happy? Admin August 6, 2014 I just discovered Shawn Achor, and, boy, am I happy. You don’t know who Shawn Achor is? How about Dan… Arts & Entertainment Youth Focus Inc. Hosts 2014 California State Youth Accolades Competition Cynthia Cheng August 6, 2014 The final evening of the 2014 California State Youth Accolades Scholarship Competition on July 25 at the Santa Clara Convention… Op-Ed 49ers Foundation Partners With Chevron, SCUSD and Others to Launch STEM Program Robert Haugh August 6, 2014 Continuing an established relationship in the City and local schools – one day after unveiling Levi’s Stadium with a lavish,… Community Catholic Charities Teaches People How To Fish Then Stocks the Pond Diane Andrews August 6, 2014 Undaunted and faithfully—with a Biblically-based commitment to mission, Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County (CCSCC) nibbles away at the overwhelming… City Politics Development Fee Discussion Far From Over: Actual Amounts Yet to Be Determined Carolyn Schuk August 6, 2014 The Santa Clara City Council may have voted at the July 15 meeting to replace the city’s 1965 $15/bedroom development… Schools Education Desk: July 30, 2014 Carolyn Schuk August 6, 2014 $419 Million Bond Measure Approved for November Ballot Although Santa Clara Unified School District may be in the heart of… City Politics City Desk: July 23, 2014 Carolyn Schuk July 30, 2014 Investing in the Architects of a Green Future: Annual SVP Scholarship Awards The green energy future is bright for two… Schools Education Desk: July 23, 2014 Carolyn Schuk July 30, 2014 New Associate Superintendent Appointed for Mathematics Instruction At the July 17 meeting, the Santa Clara Unified Board of Trustees approved… Op-Ed If You Build It, They Will Come: Celebrating Levi’s Stadium Robert Haugh July 30, 2014 With red, white and gold confetti streamers flying about, champagne flowing and a lavish reception, Kool and the Gang’s “Celebration”… Arts & Entertainment Interactive Triton Event Bridges Gap Between Museums, Artists and Guests Melissa McKenzie July 30, 2014 Museums are typically a hands-off zone. Guests enter, examine exhibits while strolling through the galleries, ponder the meaning of the… Sports International Baseball Comes to Santa Clara Larry Sacks July 30, 2014 The uniforms, caps, gloves, chatter between players and coaches and rooting from the dugouts was the same, even if the… Opinion Dawn of the Planet of the Apes / Rated PG-13 for violence, language and apes living in unsanitary conditions. Admin July 30, 2014 Pierre Boulle (1912-1994) was a French writer known for two literary works made into successful films. Based on his own… Community Pacific Gardens Speaks out on Alzheimer’s Admin July 30, 2014 The 10 Early Signs One of the most common signs of Alzheimer’s is memory loss, especially forgetting recently learned information…. Arts & Entertainment The Scene Offers Musical Theater Education to Young People Cynthia Cheng July 30, 2014 On a typical day at The Scene, a musical theater summer camp held at Santa Clara University, a group of… Opinion The Invisible Employee Admin July 30, 2014 Do you ever feel people at your job don’t know you exist? Do you sit through long meetings where no… City Politics Nomination Period Opens for November 2014 Municipal Election Admin July 23, 2014 July 14 marked the beginning of the formal nomination period for the upcoming Nov. 4 General Municipal Election. This was… Community Santa Clara and Limerick Begin a Sister Cities Relationship Cynthia Cheng July 23, 2014 Recently, the Santa Clara Sister Cities Association’s board of directors, Cultural Commission, and City Council signed a Memorandum of Understanding… Opinion I is Perfect Admin July 23, 2014 Excuse me if I’m being too personal, but honestly, if there’s one workplace problem you will never ever have to… Community Annual Appraisal Show Astonishes Antique-Lovers Melissa McKenzie July 23, 2014 Whether purchased for a steal at an estate sale, or handed down from generation to generation as a family heirloom,… City Politics Boarding House Ordinance Study Session Draws Rare Attention From SCU Students Carolyn Schuk July 23, 2014 The committee charged with drafting a boarding house ordinance – officially the “neighborhood preservation” ordinance – was greeted at its… 1 … 365 366 367 368 369 370 371 … 477
