Latest News Latest News Community It’s All About the Kids at the Third Annual Firehouse Run Cynthia Cheng December 13, 2017 Before the third annual Firehouse Run began at Santa Clara University on Dec. 10, some runners and walkers warmed up… Community Bluemercury Beauty Store Reaches Out to Holiday Shoppers Cynthia Cheng December 13, 2017 Cups filled with French champagne and wrapped cookies were complementary for shoppers on Dec. 4 at Bluemercury, a chain beauty… Schools Special Ed Teacher Creates the #1 Whiteboard Eraser on the Planet Diane Andrews December 13, 2017 Santa Clara High School special education teacher David Smedley and necessity have mothered a new invention that lets teachers literally… Schools Books Inc.’s Teen Advisory Board Influences Bookstore Operations Cynthia Cheng December 13, 2017 When Ava Lee, 13, was younger, she would stay up late and read. During this past summer, she asked her… Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara Chorale’s “Gloria” Exceeds Great Expectations Diane Andrews December 13, 2017 The Santa Clara Chorale’s 2017 holiday concert “Gloria,” conducted by Artistic Director Scot Hanna-Weir, exceeded the great expectations of the… City Politics City Hall Transparency? Not When it Comes to Spending on Lawyers Carolyn Schuk December 13, 2017 Last month the Santa Clara Stadium Authority/City Council increased the budget for legal bills by $700,000. But Santa Clara taxpayers… Arts & Entertainment May the Force Be With You at the 7 Stars Bar & Grill Cynthia Cheng December 13, 2017 When Marya Cunha and her husband Paul Cunha got married at Santa Clara’s S.E.S. Portuguese Hall, they had a Star… Opinion Work Daze: From Hired to Fired Bob Goldman December 13, 2017 There are many articles with advice on how to get ahead in your career. What you need is advice… Sports Youthful Bruins Earning High Praise From Coach Comstock Andrew Bensch December 13, 2017 Painting a picture perfect performance on the pitch is never easy. Slowly but surely the Bruins are putting the building… Public Safety Police Report Santa Clara PD December 13, 2017 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Sports Wilcox Loses Lead Late, Recharges to Win 71-68 Andrew Bensch December 13, 2017 The visiting Monterey High School Toreadores didn’t get their first lead until midway through the fourth quarter. With 5:33 remaining,… Community Santa Clara This Week Santa Clara Weekly December 13, 2017 Weekly Events Calendar Thursday, December 14 Tabletop Games Social: Central Park Library—Central Studio. 7-8:30 p.m. Register at https://sccl_tabletop.eventbrite.com. Questions: ejonas@santaclaraca.gov… Community Looking Back Mary Hanel December 13, 2017 Week of December 13th Headlines 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (December 14, 1917) *Buy War Saving Stamps *This… Community ‘Tis the Season: Holiday Tree Lighting 2017 Larry Sacks December 6, 2017 Santa Clara’s 2017 Holiday Tree Lighting saw the customary holiday cheer. The main stage burst with talented Santa Clarans showing… City Politics Out With the Old, In With the New—Voting Rights Lawsuit Carolyn Schuk December 6, 2017 A week ago a California Voting Rights Acts (CVRA) lawsuit against the City of Santa Clara was dismissed on a… City Politics Year-End Goal Setting Postponed, ‘Affordable’ Housing and Voting Changes on the Horizon David Alexander December 6, 2017 Tuesday night’s Santa Clara City Council meeting wasn’t one that will soon be forgotten. Council Member Patricia Mahan announced that… City Politics Council Transparency: MIA Melissa McKenzie December 6, 2017 The City of Santa Clara has been pushing the need to be more transparent for nearly two years. Initially, Council… Arts & Entertainment Behind the Scenes of Santa Clara Ballet’s 44th “Nutcracker” Diane Andrews December 6, 2017 There’s always room on the stage for one more mouse in the Santa Clara Ballet Association’s production of “The Nutcracker,”… Milestones Milestones (OPINION) Miles H Barber, Publisher December 6, 2017 Santa Clara has been fortunate in having some very talented staff members who have made wonderful contributions to our City…. Arts & Entertainment Photographer Gabriel Ibarra Mourns “Santa Clara’s Lost Historical Resources” in New Exhibit Cynthia Cheng December 6, 2017 “The El Real Nursery was a family owned nursery,” said photographer Gabriel Ibarra of the now-gone Santa Clara business. “When… 1 … 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 … 481
