Latest News Latest News Community Santa Clara’s Librarians and “Inspirational Women” Share What Inspires Them Cynthia Cheng March 30, 2016 Sometimes those who inspire others may find their own inspiration in the very people that they help. Just ask Karen… Community SCU Educates Community While Improving Access to Fresh Produce David Alexander March 30, 2016 Everybody eats; it is one of the few things we all have in common. But, in some neighborhoods fresh produce… Public Safety Officer Found Guilty of Indecent Exposure Carolyn Schuk March 30, 2016 In atrial characterized by excruciatingly clinical descriptions of sex,and that came down to ‘he said/she said,’ Santa Clara County Prosecutor… Community Library Foundation Hosts Third Annual Lollapalooza Cynthia Cheng March 23, 2016 Ladies in flapper dresses and feather headbands and men in bowler hats merrily strolled into Central Park Library on the… Community Quilting Peace Work: South Bay Blue Star Moms Award Quilts of Valor Diane Andrews March 23, 2016 The South Bay Blue Star Moms (SBBSM) Sewing Stars awarded lovingly handmade Quilts of Valor to ten men and women… Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara Chorale Songs of Youth Larry Sacks March 23, 2016 The Santa Clara Chorale’s March concert, Songs of Youth, saw the Chorale in a different venue for one performance: St…. City Politics Santa Clara City Observer: March 15, 2016 Carolyn Schuk March 23, 2016 Stadium Boosts General Fund $2.6 Million, But Arguments About Underlying Numbers Continue For the first nine months of the Santa… Opinion A Lunch Is a Terrible Thing to Waste Bob Goldman March 23, 2016 Frankly, I think we’ve gone about as far as we can go with this self-improvement thing. After all the books… Community An Unlikely Venue for a Pajama Party Diane Andrews March 23, 2016 A luxury car dealership is an unlikely venue for a pajama party. Nonetheless, Lexus of Stevens Creek, San Jose, partnered… Community Author Emmi Itaranta Takes Students Inside the Writer’s World Cynthia Cheng March 23, 2016 Imagine a world where snow and ice have not existed for many generations and water has become such a limited… Community Dolls Come Out for Northside Library’s Barbie Bash Cynthia Cheng March 23, 2016 At Northside Library, anyone can pose as a Barbie doll. A photo booth mirroring the classic fluorescent pink Barbie box… Arts & Entertainment Lesson Studio Recital Larry Sacks March 23, 2016 The Santa Clara Convention Center has played host to a wide variety of outstanding concerts over the years. Tuesday, March… Community Author Marissa Meyer Gives Virtual Library Talk Cynthia Cheng March 16, 2016 “The Marissa Meyer talk is part of a larger author talk series funded by a grant called the Pacific Library… Schools Award-Winning Author Francisco Jimenez Inspires Students at Mission College Diane Andrews March 16, 2016 Award-winning Mexican American author and educator Francisco Jimenez spoke to the hearts of the more than 400 immigrant students who… Schools Bowers Elementary School Celebrates Read Across America Cynthia Cheng March 16, 2016 Printed on a sign sitting outside the main office at Bowers Elementary School was a quote attributed to Dr. Seuss:… City Politics Centerplate Faces Wage Theft Class Action Suit Carolyn Schuk March 16, 2016 Centerplate, Levi’s Stadium food service provider, is being sued for wage theft by Investigative Fund journalist, Gabriel Thompson, who did… Business Drones Plus Lands in Santa Clara Diane Andrews March 16, 2016 Drones Plus landed in Santa Clara a little over six months ago–opening August 14, 2015–and is already flying high. “Our… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity It’s Showtime 2016! Larry Sacks March 16, 2016 The 2016 rendition of Showtime played last weekend to everyone’s delight. Although the heavy rains kept some patrons away on… City Politics Kathy Watanabe Becomes First Santa Clara City Council Member from Northside Carolyn Schuk March 16, 2016 Last night Rivermark resident Kathleen Watanabe was appointed to Santa Clara City Mayor Lisa Gillmor’s vacant seat #6, becoming the… Business Local company looks to the future without forgetting its past David Alexander March 16, 2016 In the early 1950s, Bill Byington read a newspaper article that would change the trajectory of his life, and the… 1 … 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 … 488
