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Exhibit at de Saisset Museum Explains the History of Museum’s Namesake

Cynthia Cheng

June 1, 2016

In the downstairs floor of Santa Clara University’s de Saisset Museum, the view into an exhibit room reveals two large…

Girl Scout Troop 60028 Donates $1,000 to the JW House

Cynthia Cheng

June 1, 2016

“Our troop sold 1,405 boxes of cookies,” says Girl Scout Sydney Shumaker, 10. “It feels good to donate our profits…

Graduation Ceremony Honors Participants of Girls Who Code

Cynthia Cheng

June 1, 2016

Elysa Lee, 12, says she enjoys learning to code with friends through the Santa Clara City Library’s Girls Who Code…

Library Hosts Virtual Chat with New York Times Bestselling Author Patrick Rothfuss

Cynthia Cheng

June 1, 2016

Author Patrick Rothfuss started writing “The Name of the Wind” in 1994. The book was published in 2007. The fantasy…

Santa Clara Olympian Gears Up for Rio Games

David Alexander

June 1, 2016

Alysia Montano doesn’t think about the competition. When gearing up mentally to qualify for the 2016 U.S. Olympic team, she…

Santa Clara Around Town 5/26- 6/1

Carolyn Schuk

June 1, 2016

Annual Juried Exhibition of Student Work- May 23rd- June 3rd:Department of Art and Art History Exhibitions, Fine Arts Gallery. The…

Santa Clara’s Future: Balancing Housing, Job and Transportation Needs

Diane Andrews

June 1, 2016

“Santa Clara’s Future –Your Quality of Life” was the topic of a panel discussion sponsored by the Santa Clara Chamber…

School board debates suspension policy

David Alexander

June 1, 2016

Teacher discretion on make-up work for suspended students was a much-discussed topic at the Santa Clara Unified School District’s last…

Conference Me Out

Bob Goldman

May 25, 2016

Let’s be honest here — if there’s one proposal to which your boss will always say “yes,” it’s a proposal…

Emma Kaliterna Children’s Author Event Features Tim J. Myers

Cynthia Cheng

May 25, 2016

“Emma, who’s 97, said the most ‘kid’ thing just now; when I asked how old she is, she said, ‘97- almost…

Energies and Elements Discussed at Library’s Feng Shui Lecture

Cynthia Cheng

May 25, 2016

Feng shui master Aelita Leto warns that those who own beds without headboards have a crown chakra that is more…

Getting Your Beethoven On

Carolyn Schuk

May 25, 2016

The single-composer concert is commonplace in popular music. But when it comes to classical music, it’s a different story. Googling…

Mission City and Freedom From Religion Foundation at Cross Purposes

Diane Andrews

May 25, 2016

The Wisconsin-based Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) has sued the Mission City to have a 14-foot cross removed from Memorial…

Over 330 Students Participate in District Science Fair

Cynthia Cheng

May 25, 2016

“My project is about biodegradable plastics and what environment they best degrade in– soil, fresh water, or salt water,” says…

Santa Clara Chorale Requiems Pay Homage to Mozart and Welcome Hagen

Diane Andrews

May 25, 2016

Move over Mozart and make room for composer Jocelyn Hagen from Minnesota. Her contemporary 2011 requiem “Ashes of Roses” had…

City Observer: May 18, 2016

Carolyn Schuk

May 25, 2016

Council Statement About Stadium Rent, Public Safety Costs Misleads Just as the Santa Clara City Council embarks on a costly…

Santa Clara Around Town 5/18 – 5/25

Carolyn Schuk

May 25, 2016

Foundation and Friends Booksale: Saturday, May 21st, 10am-2pm: Get great deals on thousands of books, movies and music at the…

Santa Claran Honored by O’Connor Hospital for Giving 10,000 Volunteer Hours

Carolyn Schuk

May 25, 2016

If there were an Olympic medal for volunteering, it would certainly go to long-time Santa Clara resident Arline Norsworthy. Every…

Sociedade do Esp&#237rito Santo Celebrates 120 Years in Santa Clara

Carolyn Schuk

May 25, 2016

The Festa do Divino Espírito Santo – festival of the Holy Spirit – is the most important event of the…

Testing the Water with the World-Famous Aquamaids on Memorial Day

Diane Andrews

May 25, 2016

What would it be like to be “Alice (or Alex!) in Waterland?” Girls and boys, ages five to eleven, can…

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