Latest News Latest News Arts & Entertainment Meet Raina Telgemeier and Faith Erin Hicks: Trailblazers in the Comics Industry Cynthia Cheng April 26, 2017 On April 5, about 175 people gathered inside Central Park Library’s Redwood Room to meet award winning graphic novel creators… Community Anti-Racism Activist Tim Wise Brings Lessons of White Privilege to Mission College Diane Andrews April 26, 2017 A prolific writer and forceful speaker of renown, Tim Wise, a native son of Tennessee, brought his talk about historically-rooted,… Schools Peterson Middle School Student Shines Bright at State Competition for National Geographic Bee Cynthia Cheng April 26, 2017 After reading about the great monuments in Egypt, Shreyan Mitra, 11, decided he would like to visit there someday. Another… Sports Silicon Valley Roller Girls Lapped by Carson City in Opener Andrew Bensch April 26, 2017 Many in attendance at the Silicon Valley Roller Girls (SVRG) season opener on Saturday needed a crash course in a… Community Eight-Year-Old Guitar Student Plays It Forward Diane Andrews April 26, 2017 Eight-year-old Santa Clara native Aeshaan Singhal (seated with guitar) is a disciplined California Conservatory of Guitar student with a compassionate… Sports Bruins’ Kennedy Mows Down Pioneers Andrew Bensch April 26, 2017 Oftentimes in sports we hear about teams winning ugly. Tuesday night at Washington Park was not one of those times…. Milestones Milestones Miles H Barber, Publisher April 25, 2017 Freedom is not free. It is attached to an expensive price tag, paid for with the blood of our mothers… City Politics Interim Santa Clara City Attorney Appointed Carolyn Schuk April 24, 2017 At a closed session meeting January 11, the Santa Clara City Council appointed 60 year-old Civil Service Commission Chair Brian… Community Looking Back January 2017 Mary Hanel April 24, 2017 Week of January 18th Headlines 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (January 17, 1917) Union Milkmen to Ask for Raise:… Arts & Entertainment “Take Part in Art”: Triton Museum Awarded ArtTours Grants Maria Judnick April 24, 2017 As always, Santa Clara’s Triton Museum is bustling with activity as they prepare for new art displays, host brown bag… Arts & Entertainment Painting the Town: Santa Clara Valley Watercolor Society’s “En Plein Air” Projects Maria Judnick April 24, 2017 It’s a quiet, cold morning on Jan. 12 behind Santa Clara’s Triton Museum near the historic Jamison-Brown house as the… Community 42nd Santa Clara Easter Egg Hunt Not for Slow Pokes Diane Andrews April 21, 2017 At exactly 10 a.m., at the count of ten, City Councilmember Teresa O’Neill blew an air horn signaling the start… Arts & Entertainment The Art of Wonder: Triton ArtTours for Schools Maria Judnick April 21, 2017 It was a bright Wednesday morning as two third grade classes from San Jose Unified’s Grant Elementary School excitedly burst… Community Grilled Cheese Champion Visits Books Inc on National Grilled Cheese Day Melissa McKenzie April 21, 2017 The grilled cheese sandwich is a staple comfort food most people have been eating since childhood. Lovers of the sandwich… Sports Chargers Walk-off Victorious Andrew Bensch April 21, 2017 In a non-league game with zero playoff implications, the Wilcox Chargers baseball team learned an important lesson against Piedmont on… Sports High School Girl Plays Boys’ Lacrosse David Alexander April 21, 2017 At the youth level, one of the most important qualities a lacrosse goalie can have is the ability to fight… Sports Bruins Baseball Bearing Down, Searching for Respect Andrew Bensch April 21, 2017 For decades Wilcox High School has been king when it comes to baseball in Santa Clara. But in 2017, the… Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara University’s de Saisset Museum Celebrates the Life of Paula Kirkeby Cynthia Cheng April 21, 2017 On April 6, a crowd gathered outside of Santa Clara University’s de Saisset Museum to view a new bench named… Community Harris Lass Missing Painting Found in Storage Unit Melissa McKenzie April 21, 2017 The mystery of a missing painting and two Santa Clara non-profits located a mile apart came to an end on… Community Author Rebecca Walker Defies Stereotyping Diane Andrews April 21, 2017 New York Times best-selling author Rebecca Walker was born outside the box. She is the only child of Jewish American… 1 … 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 … 481
