Latest News Latest News Sports Wilcox Shortstop Deena Pederson Dominated the De Anza League Andrew Bensch May 16, 2018 With a lightning-quick bat and track-sprinter’s speed, “setting the table” as a leadoff hitter comes rather naturally for Wilcox shortstop… Sports Chargers’ Storybook Boys Volleyball Season Comes to an End Andrew Bensch May 16, 2018 Between both non-conference and league games, the Wilcox volleyball squad competed in 32 matches during the regular season—they lost just… Community Looking Back Mary Hanel May 16, 2018 Week of May 16th Headlines 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (May 17, 1918) *Red Cross Campaign Drive Begins… City Politics Caserta Resigns, Gillmor Announces New Council Censure Procedure to be Instituted Carolyn Schuk May 9, 2018 Flanked by Council Members Debi Davis, Patrick Kolstad and Kathy Watanabe, Mayor Lisa Gillmor commended Dominic Caserta for resigning his… City Politics Santa Clara City Council Member Dominic Caserta Resigns and Suspends County Board of Supervisors Campaign Alissa Reyes May 9, 2018 On Tuesday, May 15 Dominic Caserta resigned from the Santa Clara City Council and will no longer campaign for the… City Politics Council Member and Santa Clara High School Teacher Accused of Sexual Misconduct, Concerned Santa Clarans Call for Censure Alissa Reyes May 9, 2018 Dominic Caserta, a three-time Santa Clara City Council Member, Santa Clara High School political science teacher and Santa Clara County… Life AnnouncementsOpinion Why The Housing Crisis Will Continue and Santa Clara’s Old Boys Machine Will Stay in Control The Editorial Board May 9, 2018 Now that SB 827—the bill that would have overruled local zoning controls on placing housing development within a certain distance… Community Books, Inc. Reaches the Final Page in its Santa Clara Story Melissa McKenzie May 9, 2018 Santa Clarans will have to find a new place to purchase books. The Santa Clara Books, Inc. store at Santa… City Politics District Lines Drawn, Council Endorses Ranked Choice Voting David Alexander May 9, 2018 Despite the objections of two Council Members, the Santa Clara City Council has endorsed an upcoming ballot initiative that aims… Community Rocko’s Ice Cream Tacos Opens in Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie May 9, 2018 Santa Clara’s newest ice cream shop has opened at the former location of Mission City Creamery by Santa Clara University,… Community Northside Library’s Parenting Program: Talking to Your Children About the Birds and the Bees Cynthia Cheng May 9, 2018 At the May 1 Northside Library parenting program “How to Talk to Kids & Teens About Sex,” Torrey Freeman, Counselor… Community Half-Century Old Cluster Housing Still A Fresh Solution for Suburban Sprawl Carolyn Schuk May 9, 2018 Sometimes the best new solutions to old problems are old solutions. Take suburban cluster housing for example, illustrated by Santa… Community Cinco De Mayo Sugar Rush Cynthia Cheng May 9, 2018 When Santa Clara resident Mimi Young was a child, her mother refused to buy her an Easy-Bake Oven. Young’s mother… Community East Meets West in Santa Clara Weekly Staff May 9, 2018 Delegations from the Santa Clara Chamber of Commerce and the City of Chongqing China met at Ding Ding TV studios… Arts & Entertainment Peanut McLean Foundation Dance Showcase Benefits Syrian and Rohingya Child Refugees Diane Andrews May 9, 2018 Juliana McLean and her husband, Kyle, responded to personal loss by reaching out in love. After losing their unborn first… Community Is Buying Local Better? Melissa McKenzie May 9, 2018 Oklahoma-based Lopez Foods is the beef supplier for McDonald’s. Pennsylvania-based Keystone Foods supplies McDonald’s meat and fish. These two companies… Community Add Gardening Space, Beauty and Ease with Elevated Gardens Melinda Myers May 9, 2018 Elevate your gardens to waist high level for convenience and easy access. Elevated gardens are easy on your back and… Arts & Entertainment Acclaimed African-American Writer Chris Abani Speaks at Mission College Diane Andrews May 9, 2018 Chris Abani—world-renowned and award-winning writer, poet, professor—opened his presentation at Mission College in Santa Clara May 2 by saying that… Schools SCUSD Further Victimizes Students With 1,600 E-Mail “Mistake” Carolyn Schuk May 9, 2018 In setting off a firestorm of allegations of sexual misconduct against Santa Clara City Council Member and high school civics… Community Getting it Right at the Chamber Weekly Staff May 9, 2018 Santa Clara’s Chamber of Commerce has been on the move over the past six months. Starting with a new Interim… 1 … 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 … 497
