Latest News Latest News Schools Education Desk: June 3, 2015 Carolyn Schuk June 10, 2015 Scott Lane Elementary: Signs of Academic Turnaround Santa Clara Unified’s Scott Lane Elementary School has the district’s highest number of… Community Quakes Draw, but Wondolowski Makes History at Levi’s Melissa McKenzie June 3, 2015 It was a Wondo-ful draw at Levi’s Stadium as the San Jose Earthquakes battled to a 1-1 tie against expansion… Community Central Studio Opens at Central Park Library Cynthia Cheng June 3, 2015 Inspired by Kandinsky’s Squares with Concentric Rings, on May 20, artists of all ages could be found at Central Park… City Politics City Desk: May 27, 2015 Carolyn Schuk June 3, 2015 Budget Forecast: Revenues Up, But Utility and Pension Costs Are Concerns Santa Clara’s 2015-16 budget forecast starts with a budgeted… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity Concerts in the Park and Family Fun Nights Begin June 8 Melissa McKenzie June 3, 2015 This year’s Concerts in the Park takes a radical turn, switching the Sunday afternoon shows to a spread out, Friday… City Politics Education Desk: May 27, 2015 Carolyn Schuk June 3, 2015 New California Student Assessments Are Here After a year’s hiatus, standardized state tests are back. The new California Assessment of… Community Harris-Lass House Museum Celebrates 150th Birthday with Dedication of Restored Heritage Orchard Diane Andrews June 3, 2015 Santa Clara’s Harris-Lass House, an Italianate Victorian farmhouse built in 1865 and now a city museum, got all spruced up… Community Memorial Day Admin June 3, 2015 Former and current veterans gathered at the Santa Clara Veterans Memorial in Central Park for a Memorial Day ceremony on… Community Preparing for Life’s &lsquoWhat If’s’ Promoted at Kaiser Permanente Admin June 3, 2015 It’s not something people like to think or talk about, but Kaiser Permanente physicians are finding that when patients plan… Arts & Entertainment Resilience Shared at Art Talk Melissa McKenzie June 3, 2015 With personal, heartfelt stories and a night filled with emotions that occasionally manifested in tears, six of the artists featured… Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara Chorale’s Season Finalé Features Mozart and Fauré Diane Andrews June 3, 2015 The Santa Clara Chorale’s 2014 – 2015 Season Finalé May 16 at Mission Santa Clara, under the artistic direction of… Community Travel and Tourism’s Economic Impact Recognized at National Tourism Week Luncheon Admin June 3, 2015 The Santa Clara Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) hosted a National Travel and Tourism Week Luncheon earlier this month at… Community Aquamaids Delight in “Something Notable” Melissa McKenzie June 3, 2015 The Santa Clara Aquamaids never cease to dazzle audiences when they perform. The skill and athleticism needed to dance in… Schools Artist Teaches Character Creation Workshop Cynthia Cheng June 3, 2015 Mickey Mouse, Bart Simpson and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have something in common. They can each be drawn with three… Community 26th Annual Courageous Kids Day at Great America Diane Andrews May 27, 2015 It was all sunshine and smiles on Mother’s Day May 10 at the 26th Annual Courageous Kids Day at Great… Community Against the Odds, Bill Wilson Center Delivers the Dreams Diane Andrews May 27, 2015 California native Tisha Hartman was articulate, poised, confident and professional as she addressed some 450 attendees at Bill Wilson Center’s… City Politics City Desk: May 22, 2015 Carolyn Schuk May 27, 2015 49ers $3 Million Rebuffed, Kohl’s Plaza Project Gets Go–Ahead Last week’s meeting of the Santa Clara City Council was preceded… CommunitySchools Don Callejon School Community Organization Fundraises at Spring Fling Cynthia Cheng May 27, 2015 It rained and hailed the day before, but the skies cleared up for Don Callejon School’s annual Spring Fling Festival… Schools Education Desk: May 22, 2015 Carolyn Schuk May 27, 2015 New Central Park Elementary: A Blank Canvas Amid all the talk about new schools on the Northside, Santa Clara Unified… Community Ladies Sip Tea with Pinky Fingers Down at Etiquette Party Cynthia Cheng May 27, 2015 Chamomile tea filled the porcelain tea kettles. Fresh flowers sat in small steel buckets. Library staff served turkey, vegetarian and… 1 … 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 … 496
