Latest News Latest News Public SafetySports Update: Embezzlement Investigation at Santa Clara Swim Club Continues Erika Towne October 15, 2018 Santa Clara Police continue to pore through financial records and documents as they look into whether John Bitter, the former… Sports Fremont Water Polo Making Most of Tough Situation Andrew Bensch October 15, 2018 Silicon Valley Voice readers may recall a story from earlier this fall on the Fremont water polo team. Last season… Sports Palo Alto Spoils Fremont Homecoming with Big Win Derek Tahara October 15, 2018 The Palo Alto Vikings spoiled the Sunnyvale Fremont Firebirds’ homecoming game, 47-10 on Friday night, dropping their record to 1-6… City Politics Santa Clara On the Hook for $5 Million in Voting Rights Case City Lost Carolyn Schuk October 15, 2018 Last week the plaintiffs in the California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) lawsuit are asking for $4.1 million in legal fees as… CommunitySchools AAUW Tech Trek Inspires Girls to Reach for the Stars Diane Andrews October 14, 2018 Santa Clara eight graders Nathaly Aguiar Bello, at Peterson Middle School, and Jada Roper, at Buchser Middle School, were inspired… CommunitySchools Scott Lane Elementary School Scores Back-to-School Donation from Rotary eClub of Silicon Valley Cynthia Cheng October 13, 2018 At the beginning of the school year, most academic institutions would welcome a supply of paper big enough to last… Community Looking Back: Week of October 10th Headlines Mary Hanel October 12, 2018 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (October 11, 1918) When Our Boys Return From War We Must Be Ready Government… Arts & Entertainment Radical Velocity Powers into the de Saisset Museum Cynthia Cheng October 12, 2018 At the de Saisset Museum’s Sept. 27 opening reception for its fall exhibits, guests might make a wish while viewing… City Politics Affordable Housing Measures Will be Prominent on November’s Ballot Jacob Bourne October 12, 2018 The November 6 election is fast approaching and in addition to many political contests, ballots will be stocked with initiatives… City Politics Santa Clara Chamber of Commerce PAC Filed All Required Finance Reports Carolyn Schuk October 11, 2018 “We filed what we were told to file by the [Santa Clara] City Clerk,” said Santa Clara Chamber of Commerce… Community In the Valley this Week: October 11 – October 17 Santa Clara Weekly October 11, 2018 Thursday, October 11 League of Women Voters’ City of Santa Clara Candidate Forum: City Hall Council Chambers. 6:30-7:30 p.m.: Candidates… Sports Bruins Survive Exclusion Trouble, Win 17-15 in Double Overtime Andrew Bensch October 11, 2018 Neither the Santa Clara Bruins nor the Monta Vista Matadors were particularly pleased with the officiating on Tuesday afternoon. The… Sports Bruins Quarterback Nick Garcia Settling in Nicely at New Position Andrew Bensch October 11, 2018 It wasn’t the original plan. It wasn’t the smoothest of beginnings. But Santa Clara senior Nick Garcia has now found… Arts & Entertainment Love in the Back Row of the Santa Clara Chorale Diane Andrews October 11, 2018 The most talked about courtship and marriage in the 56-year history of the Santa Clara Chorale has to be that… Public Safety More than 450 Guns Collected at Gun Buyback Event Erika Towne October 11, 2018 “This is exactly the kind of gun we’re trying to get off the streets,” said Capt. Shawn Ahearn of the… Milestones Milestones: Madam or Mister Mayor? Miles H Barber, Publisher October 11, 2018 If Mayor Lisa Gillmor’s actions don’t stand your hair on end, you haven’t been paying attention. In a few weeks… City Politics Chamber of Commerce and City Council Still at Odds Over Audit David Alexander October 10, 2018 Management of the Santa Clara Convention Center continues to be a source of bad blood between the City Council and… City Politics Following the Santa Clara 2018 Campaign Money Carolyn Schuk October 10, 2018 With the first campaign financial reports in, Mayor candidate Lisa Gillmor leads with a campaign treasury of $16,955. Second is… CommunitySports Cancer Warriors Take the Runway Larry Sacks October 10, 2018 Cancer doesn’t discriminate. It touches the lives of people of all ages — from children to adults. To celebrate the… Community Good Deeds Lead to Egg Salad Sandwiches Diane Andrews October 10, 2018 It is often said that one good deed leads to another. In the case of 85-year-old San Francisco native Rita… 1 … 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 … 497
