Latest News Latest News Milestones Milestones (OPINION) Miles H Barber, Publisher March 7, 2018 Perusing through the political problems plaguing our Province is a powerful and practical pastime. Power can be punishing, pushing people… City Politics City Clerk to be Elected in November, Two New Housing Developments Move Forward David Alexander March 7, 2018 Santa Clara’s City Clerk’s position will remain vacant until the November election. The City Council chose inaction Tuesday night, essentially… City Politics City Clerk Appointment Vs. Election Not a New Conversation Carolyn Schuk March 7, 2018 The Feb. 13 Santa Clara City Council meeting wasn’t the first time the question of electing the clerk and police… Community How Writing Saved the Life of Rafael R. Jimenez Diane Andrews March 7, 2018 Santa Clara resident Rafael Jimenez discovered his literary voice at 86, after his wife of 60 years, Dolores, passed away… Community American Cancer Society Relay for Life Paints the Town Purple Diane Andrews March 7, 2018 American Cancer Society volunteers are painting the town purple to spread the word about the 2018 Santa Clara Relay for… Community Former Restaurateur Shares French Recipes at Tani Cooking Class Cynthia Cheng March 7, 2018 Thirty-five years ago, Chef Tadayuki Tani came to the United States with a special talent for cooking French cuisine, which… Community Let it Flow at Just Breathe Yoga’s Free Community Classes Cynthia Cheng March 7, 2018 On March 3 at 5:30 p.m. over a dozen yogis showed up at Just Breathe Yoga (at 3971 Rivermark Plaza)… Arts & Entertainment Molière’s Satiric Comedy “Tartuffe” Introduces Fake Saint to Jesuit University Diane Andrews March 7, 2018 Everyone and his uncle knows Shakespeare. Lesser known to those who are not theater aficionados and are without a French… Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara Chorale’s “We, The People” Honors the Diversity of America Diane Andrews March 7, 2018 Santa Clara Chorale Artistic Director Scot Hanna-Weir’s selection of music for “We, The People” is a stirring tribute to the… Sports 2019 College Football Championship Will Bring Visibility and Economic Boost to Santa Clara and Region Carolyn Schuk March 7, 2018 Two years ago Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium was selected to host the 2019 College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship, the… Opinion Work Daze: Blame It on the Amygdala Bob Goldman March 7, 2018 Think it takes years of hard work to convince people that you are unlikeable, unreliable and generally untrustworthy? Think again…. Sports Little League Opening Ceremonies Larry Sacks March 7, 2018 For the first time in 10 years, the Briarwood and Santa Clara Little League teams will be facing each other… Op-EdOpinion We Need to Publicly Finance Campaigns Dominic Caserta March 7, 2018 One of my favorite units to teach at Santa Clara High School is Elections and Campaigns. I start the lesson by… Public Safety Police Report Santa Clara PD March 7, 2018 The Police Blotter highlights a partial list of incidents in the city and is distributed on a weekly basis. The… Community Santa Clara this Week Santa Clara Weekly March 7, 2018 Weekly Events Calendar Thursday, March 8 TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Open House: St. Justin’s School—Room 2, 2655 Homestead Rd.,… Sports Bruins Fall to St. Francis in Fantastic Pitchers’ Duel Andrew Bensch March 7, 2018 It was a glorious afternoon in Mountain View on Tuesday as the Santa Clara Bruins took on the St. Francis… Community Looking Back Mary Hanel March 7, 2018 Week of March 7th Headlines 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (March 8, 1918) *Santa Clara Facts & Figures:… Sports Incredibly Diverse Soccer Squad Soars to New Heights Andrew Bensch March 7, 2018 When someone in the sports world mentions that their team improved upon an undefeated season, one’s initial thought might be… City Politics The People Speak: Don’t Change the Elected City Clerk Carolyn Schuk February 28, 2018 Online Exclusive March 6, 2018 A City Hall-led effort to change Santa Clara’s practice of electing the City Clerk… Milestones Milestones (Opinion) Miles H Barber, Publisher February 28, 2018 Defying the law of gravity and the very purpose for their existence, Mayor Gillmor and her Council majority thumbed their… 1 … 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 … 497
