Latest News Latest News Op-Ed Education In Full Swing at Levi’s Stadium Denise DeBartolo York Education Center Unveiled Robert Haugh September 3, 2014 While children are swarming back to schools, the 49ers Museum launched its STEM-based education and life skills enrichment program: the… Arts & EntertainmentCommunity Former Aquamaids Show Synchronization Skills in O Melissa McKenzie September 3, 2014 Five former Santa Clara Aquamaids take to the pool each night to perform in the highly touted, water extravaganza that… Community Local Sikh Community Day of Service Joins Kids Against Hunger in Meal-Packing Marathon Carolyn Schuk September 3, 2014 How central is feeding people in Sikhism? So central that one of the core operations of Sikh Gurdwaras – temples… City Politics Mini-Dorm Ordinance in Stall Mode Larry Sacks September 3, 2014 At its second meeting on Aug. 18, the Santa Clara’s Neighborhood Protection Ordinance Committee (NPOC) reviewed a second version of… Opinion The Expendables III/Rated PG-13 for violence on and off the dance floor. Karl Scott September 3, 2014 The original Expendables was a film aiming for box office success based on its casting. The story was poor and… Community Poet and Activist Jared Paul Releases Live Album Melissa McKenzie September 3, 2014 Jared Paul has an opinion, and he isn’t afraid to share it. The Providence, RI native’s newest spoken word album,… Arts & Entertainment Triton Photography Winner Shines in New Exhibit Melissa McKenzie September 3, 2014 Photography is a medium that captures the human spirit in real time. The fleeting moments, often taken for granted, can,… Opinion Into the Storm/Rated PG-13 for Mother Nature delivering violent and sudden death and some language whenever she does so. Karl Scott August 27, 2014 Into the Storm is the perfect summer entertainment. At less than 90 minutes, this movie delivers the goods; including spectacular… Community National Night Out Admin August 27, 2014 Santa Clara’s Capistrano Drive neighborhood participated in its 14th consecutive National Night Out on Aug. 5. With more than 150… Community Red Zone Rally Opens For Ultimate Pre-Game Experience Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 One of the highlights to any sporting event is the pre-game ritual. Fans don their team’s jersey, paint their faces… Arts & Entertainment Studio Bongiono Strips Down Music, Starts New Series Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 Often it’s been said that there is no place for the younger crowd in Santa Clara to call their own…. Arts & Entertainment Summer Splash Brings Chart Toppers to Great America Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 Summer is ending, and, as students get their books and supplies in order to return to the classroom, many look… Arts & Entertainment Vanguard Season Ends at DCI Championships Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 The hard work and dedication of the 76 brass, 36 percussion and 36 color guard members of the Santa Clara… Opinion Have a Wonderful Vacation. Or Else. Admin August 27, 2014 I don’t believe it! Summer is almost over and you haven’t taken your vacation yet. And I’m not talking about… Community Anteing Up for SONC: SCPOA Holds Poker Fundraiser Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 The Santa Clara Police Officers’ Association outdid itself when it anted up for Special Olympics Northern California (SONC) at Bay… Community Calligraphy Exhibit Centers Around Faith Melissa McKenzie August 27, 2014 It’s been over a year since the Triton Museum of Art showed exquisite pieces based on the Islamic faith. The… Community Central Valley Power Carolyn Schuk August 27, 2014 Fifty years ago this year, Santa Clara won a crucial battle to cut residents’ electric bills and ensure the city’s… Arts & Entertainment Concerts in the Park Series Wraps Up Admin August 27, 2014 For the last eight weeks, the City of Santa Clara’s Cultural Commission has brought some of the most entertaining Bay… Community Catholic Charities Seeks Families for Refugee Foster Care Diane Andrews August 20, 2014 “I found myself with this rich and abundant life and wanted to share it with the next generation and didn’t… City Politics City’s 1998 Agreement Silent on Key Issue of Cost for Agnews Use Carolyn Schuk August 20, 2014 Whatever the city’s “original intent” was, in its September 1998 agreement with Sun about preservation and access to the 14.6-acre… 1 … 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 … 481
