Latest News Latest News Community Santa Clara Chorale Engages the Community in Lessons & Carols of Christmas Diane Andrews December 23, 2015 Last weekend, the Santa Clara Chorale’s 2015 Christmas concert, “An Evening of Lessons & Carols,” paired readings on Christmas themes… City Politics Santa Clara City Observer: Dec. 16, 2015 Carolyn Schuk December 23, 2015 Google Fiber Coming to Santa Clara After two years of waiting, the suspense is over. Google has given Santa Clara… Community Santa Clara This Week 12/16 – 12/22 Carolyn Schuk December 23, 2015 Winter’s Gifts Celebration Sunday, Dec. 20th, 7 pm: A magical evening of live holiday music that honors wintry traditions from… Opinion Humble Pie, Sweetie Pie Bob Goldman December 23, 2015 2015-11-05 I’m not very good at my job. My judgment is horrible, and I make lots of mistakes. Most of… Opinion Wake Up! Shut Down! Bob Goldman December 16, 2015 I know you’re dying to ask, so I’ll tell you. This morning I woke up at 5 a.m., did a… Community Closing Celebration for City’s Sikh Awareness and Appreciation Month Cynthia Cheng December 16, 2015 The turban on the Giants fan was a deep cherry red; on the school dance attendee, it was a cool… Arts & Entertainment Film Character Appearances and “The Nutcracker” Make a Memorable December at Northside Library Cynthia Cheng December 16, 2015 Encountering crowds of star struck parents and children, Frozen’s Elsa and Anna, Tangled’s Rapunzel, and Santa Claus had to be… Community Holiday Train Carries Santa From San Francisco to Santa Clara Diane Andrews December 16, 2015 The 13th annual Holiday Train with Santa Claus aboard looked magical as it pulled into the Santa Clara Caltrain station… Community Holiday Tree Lighting – Super Style Larry Sacks December 16, 2015 Santa Clara has a long-honored tradition of lighting a holiday tree on the first Friday in December. But because the… Community Keeping Carolyn Schuk December 16, 2015 Portuguese brass band music is as American as apple pie. Many may not know it, but the U.S.’s most famous… City Politics Mini-Dorms: University Increasing Supervision, But Long-Standing Problems Evade Easy Solutions – PART TWO David Alexander December 16, 2015 Santa Clara Councilmember Teresa O’Neill has been struggling with the issue of mini-dorms since she was on the planning commission…. Community Senior Center Shows Gabriel Ibarra’s 2015 Photographic Exhibit Cynthia Cheng December 16, 2015 White picket fences and steps leading up to wide porches are characteristic of older Santa Clara homes currently in photographs… Arts & Entertainment The Christmas Mouse Brings Holiday Cheer to Santa Clara Travis Swiatlo December 16, 2015 One of the definitions of family is “a group of individuals living under one roof…” and the Santa Clara Players’… Community The Tower House Joins This Year’s Historic Home Tour Cynthia Cheng December 16, 2015 Clarence Robert “Bob” Tower has created over 400 paintings, drawings, illustrations and other kinds of artwork. This artist, author and… Community Electric Utility Powerhouse Larry Owens Receives Lifetime Achievement Award Diane Andrews December 9, 2015 “My passion is in serving Silicon Valley Power customers and communicating the link between energy, the environment and the community,”… Community Getting to Know Paul Sims Cynthia Cheng December 9, 2015 Paul Sims gets a kick out of attending Maker Faire, a local festival recognizing creativity and innovation. He also enjoys… Community Have You Ever Seen a Big Bully? Diane Andrews December 9, 2015 A new breed of dog came to town November 21–the American bully, a hybrid cross primarily between the American pit… Community Santa Clara Mothers Volunteer with Baby Carrier Drive for Syrian Refugee Children Cynthia Cheng December 9, 2015 Kathy Watanabe was online when she first learned about Carry the Future (CTF), an organization currently gathering old and new… Community Santa Clara This Week 12/02 – 12/08 Carolyn Schuk December 9, 2015 Santa Clara Sister Cities Association Sunday, Dec. 6th, 5- 7 p.m.- Join the community for the SCSCA holiday potluck. Music… CommunitySports Synchronized Swimming Athletes with Disabilities Making Waves Diane Andrews December 9, 2015 Former San Jose police officer Tina Boales is a mom with a mission that is making waves around the globe…. 1 … 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 … 496
