Actually, it wasn’t a needle. Technology, Recology, and luck combined to find Santa Claran Anne Hansen’s orange iPhone. And it wasn’t in a haystack. When Hansen, a realtor who...
Author: Diane Andrews
Sixty-eight years ago today—on September 26, 1944—a U.S. Army Air Forces B-17 Bomber named Jayhawk was returning from its mission in Germany...
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It seemed like everyone in Santa Clara was out dancing in the sun to the beat of the Spazmatics, an 80s cover...
An alert mail carrier and a fast-acting neighbor with a camera saved the day in a quiet Santa Clara neighborhood of well-kept,...
“Volunteer does not mean lack of professionalism,” says Santa Clara Fire Chief Bill Kelly to the men and women of the six...
“Michigan is uniquely suitable to golf courses. It’s not barren like Florida or dry like California,” says Michigander Bob Brouwer, who has...
“Man, I love that game!” says Jim Gresham, who, like many other native Michiganders, has played golf off and on again through...
“A garage sale is a fun, family type thing—cleaning your house of unwanted items, earning money, and getting to meet different people,...
Veteran Santa Clara Unified School District teachers Craig Young and Jack Riviere are two of ten Santa Clara teachers who have partnered...
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Destination: Home and Housing 1000 Use Social Media and Crowd Funding to Help the Homeless
Politicians have successfully raised money using social media appeals, and now Santa Clara County’s Destination: Home and Housing 1000 are nonprofit organizations...