Latest News Latest News Opinion Working Hard or Hardly Working? Admin September 24, 2014 Putting in long days? Working over the weekend? You probably feel pretty darn proud of yourself. Well, you can stop…. Schools Years of Work Pay Off for New Northside Schools Carolyn Schuk September 24, 2014 It’s been nearly 10 years since Santa Clara Unified Trustee Andrew Ratermann and former Trustee Teresa O’Neill started talking with… Community 34th Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival a Success Thanks to Volunteers Diane Andrews September 24, 2014 Between 500 – 600 volunteers ensured the success of Santa Clara’s 34th Art & Wine Festival, a fundraiser for community… Community For Sept. 11 Survivor, Getting Out of Manhattan Was Guiding Thought Carolyn Schuk September 24, 2014 In retrospect, Sept. 11, 2001 would have been a good day to be late, or call in sick. But Sun… Community Ajaipal Chahal Named Youth Representative for Sister Cities International Cynthia Cheng September 17, 2014 On the second day of Sister Cities International’s Annual Conference in San Jose last July, Ajaipal Chahal received good news…. Public Safety Cause of Fire at HOPE Services Remains Undetermined Carolyn Schuk September 17, 2014 There’s no new information about the Aug. 22 fire that destroyed three tucks of donations at HOPE Services’ Alfred St…. City Politics City to Sponsor Three Televised Candidates Forums Admin September 17, 2014 The City of Santa Clara will sponsor three forums for the upcoming November municipal election. The offices being considered are… Schools Do Donations to Schools Tip the Educational Scale? Carolyn Schuk September 17, 2014 The question of whether outside donations increase educational inequity in California has been a topic of conversation ever since the… Sports Mexico, Chile Draw in First Friendly at Levi’s Melissa McKenzie September 17, 2014 The national teams of Mexico and Chile battled to a 0-0 draw in the first of what will likely be… Opinion The November Man/Rated R for sex, violence, language, smoking and drug usage. Karl Scott September 17, 2014 You have to ask: Why didn’t this movie open in November? Nobody is saying. Box office results also indicate people… Schools Out of Order: SCUSD’s School of Parliamentary Disorder Carolyn Schuk September 17, 2014 While it’s “back to school” season, lessons abound outside the classroom. For example, Santa Clara Unified Board of Trustees meetings… Community Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival This Weekend Diane Andrews September 17, 2014 Free up your weekend for Santa Clara’s 34th Art & Wine Festival this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m…. Community Santa Claran Uses Car to Raise Funds for Cancer Melissa McKenzie September 17, 2014 It’s estimated that over half a million people will die from cancer and that there will be over 1.6 million… Community Sean’s Music Factory Delivers Lively Second Album Cynthia Cheng September 17, 2014 Imagine listening to an audio interpretation of “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” where the playful song launches with primitive beats, veers… Business Silicon Sage Founder Brings High-Tech Savvy to Construction Business Carolyn Schuk September 17, 2014 For 50 years Santa Clara has tried to recapture the downtown that was bulldozed for “urban renewal” in 1963. Proposals… Arts & Entertainment Triton Free Fridays Continue with Shri Krupa Dance Company Melissa McKenzie September 17, 2014 The beauty of classical Indian dance hit the floors of the Triton Museum of Art’s Warburton Gallery in what was… Opinion Five Phrases That Mean You’re Not Hired Admin September 17, 2014 Put down that pen, Ben. Turn that computer off, Geoff. That brilliant resume that you are writing for that fabulous… Opinion The Bad Jobs of Tomorrow, Today Admin September 10, 2014 Sorry to ruin your day, but you can pretty much forget your dream of becoming a metal and plastic grinding… Sports Celebrating a Half-Century of Synchro in Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie September 10, 2014 With recognition from the City of Santa Clara and USA Synchro for half a century of outstanding performance and excellence,… City Politics City Desk: Sep. 3, 2014 Carolyn Schuk September 10, 2014 Council Denies Approval for 9-Story Apple Building on Stevens Creek Apparently nine floors is too high for a building in… 1 … 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 … 499
