Latest News Latest News Opinion The Green-Eyed Monster and You Bob Goldman August 17, 2016 Be brave! Take a hard look at your career. Don’t have a lot to be thankful for, do you? You… Life Announcements Joeseph Frederick Kornder Admin August 17, 2016 A Celebration of Life for much-loved longtime teacher, coach and administrator at Santa Clara Unified School District, and former Santa… Community Justin’s House Teaches Kids Life Skills Through Cooking David Alexander August 17, 2016 Justin’s House believes when kids have strong family connections they are less likely to turn to alcohol. To that end,… Community “Pokémon Go” Inspires Northside Library’s Geocache and Scavenger Hunt Cynthia Cheng August 17, 2016 One of the clues featured at Northside Library’s July 13 Geocache and Scavenger Hunt was a series of pictures: the… City Politics Santa Clara City Observer: Aug, 10, 2016 Admin August 17, 2016 By Carolyn Schuk 2016 Financials Show Stadium Healthy Course… At the July 19 Santa Clara City Council meeting, the Santa… Community Santa Clara Around Town 8/10-8/17 Carolyn Schuk August 17, 2016 Join the Santa Clara Sister Cities Youth Commission- Wednesday, August 10th, 7-8pm: The SCSCA Youth Commission participates in cultural exchange… Business Books Inc. Opens in Santa Clara Square Cynthia Cheng August 10, 2016 Strolling through Books Inc., Santa Clara Square’s new bookstore, you can thumb through the latest New York Times bestsellers, travel… Community Getting to Know the Books of Clarence Robert “Bob” Tower Cynthia Cheng August 10, 2016 During the 1940s, while Clarence Robert “Bob” Tower was a student at Santa Clara High School, he worked at Hale’s… Arts & Entertainment Roberta Jones Junior Theatre’s “Shrek the Musical Jr.” Shows a Big Bright Beautiful World Cynthia Cheng August 10, 2016 In its summer production of “Shrek the Musical Jr.”, the Roberta Jones Junior Theatre showed that beauty comes from within…. Public Safety San Jose Resident Charges SCPD with Excessive Force Carolyn Schuk August 10, 2016 Last week San Jose resident Danielle Harmon filed a Civil Rights lawsuit against the Santa Clara Police Department. She accuses… Community Santa Clara Around Town 8/3-8/10 Carolyn Schuk August 10, 2016 Willy Wonka Auditions: Roberta Jones Junior Theatre begins its 48th Anniversary Season with “Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka!” The delicious adventures… Opinion Social Media Can Affect Employment Opportunities Alissa Reyes August 10, 2016 With social media on the rise and no end in sight, it’s important for those on the hunt for a… Business Whole Foods Market Unveils New Santa Clara Store Cynthia Cheng August 10, 2016 During the July 23 media tour of Whole Foods Market’s new store in Santa Clara Square, a store employee cut… Community Wipeout Cancer Holds Fourth Annual Sports Day David Alexander August 10, 2016 When Caroline Lee was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer at age 46, she struggled with whether to tell her… Opinion Your Credit Crisis Bob Goldman August 10, 2016 The topic today is what to do when your boss takes credit for your work. It’s a thorny workplace situation… Community Santa Clara Around Town 7/27-8/3 Carolyn Schuk August 3, 2016 Bay Area Pay It Forward Event: It’s that time of year, kids preparing to head back to school. Local group Bay… Opinion Do You Feel Me Now? Bob Goldman August 3, 2016 Bad news, campers. Our corporate overlords have discovered a new technique to drain the lifeblood from our flabby souls and… Community 13th Annual Antiques Appraisal Luncheon Unveils Valuable Collectibles Cynthia Cheng August 3, 2016 Attendees munched on sandwiches and cookies while talking about the items they brought to the 13th Annual Antiques Appraisal Luncheon… Arts & Entertainment Concerts in the Park – Orquesta Latin Heat Larry Sacks August 3, 2016 The Summer Concerts in the Park continued to turn up the heat and get people on their feet dancing. On… Community Family Fun Night – Circus of Smiles Larry Sacks August 3, 2016 The Santa Clara Library offers quite a lot for people of all ages. For those that didn’t know, there’s much… 1 … 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 … 496
