Latest News Latest News City Politics City Desk: June 18, 2014 Carolyn Schuk June 25, 2014 Soccer Field Plans Don’t Quite Score a Goal The Santa Clara City Council Chambers were overflowing at week’s Council meeting… Community Cowgirl Tricks Delights Crowds Admin June 25, 2014 Karen Quest Cowgirl Tricks came to Santa Clara for the second installment of the Santa Clara Library’s Concerts in the… City Politics Caserta Campaign for Third City Council Term Off to an Early Start Admin June 18, 2014 Dominic Caserta kicked off his campaign for City Council on May 29 with an event at Fiorillo’s Restaurant. Caserta, who… City Politics City Desk: June 11, 2014 Carolyn Schuk June 18, 2014 New CIP Budget Includes Upgrades for El Camino, Public Safety, and IT; Plans for Future Sports Facilities The most exciting… Community Family Fun Night Season Kicks Off Admin June 18, 2014 The Santa Clara Library kicked off its first summer concert on June 9 with a performance by Alphabet Rockers, a… Op-Ed Levi’s Stadium Proving to be Destination Event Venue Robert Haugh June 18, 2014 Nearly finished, Levi’s Stadium has quickly taken center stage, with at least 20 major events booked at the 68,500-seat, $1.2… Community Library Throws Summer Reading Kickoff Party Cynthia Cheng June 18, 2014 Courtney Tam’s four year-old was one of many children who enjoyed watching agile performers from Conventry and Kaluza show off… Community Looking Back – Week of June 11 Admin June 18, 2014 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (June 9, 1914) Second Annual California Cherry Festival Proves County’s Greatest Fruit Attraction: 50,000… Opinion A Million Ways to Die in the West/Rated R for raunchy stuff and violence Karl Scott June 18, 2014 Comedy and westerns have been around for a long time. In the 1930s and 1940s comedy teams like the Marx… Community Replace Your Lawn with Drought-Tolerant Natives Diane Andrews June 18, 2014 California is in the midst of a drought, and Santa Clara water rates are going up in July. It’s the… Community Santa Clara’s Portuguese Roots Past and Present Carolyn Schuk June 18, 2014 There was a time when the Santa Clara Valley was primarily Portuguese. The 1880’s saw such an influx of immigrants… City Politics Soccer Parks and Developer Fees on Santa Clara Council Agenda Carolyn Schuk June 18, 2014 This week’s City Council meeting (after press time) featured two significant items on the agenda. First was a vote on… Arts & Entertainment Spring Dance Medley Delights Dance Lovers Melissa McKenzie June 18, 2014 The elegance of ballet and emotion of modern dance met at the Mission City Center for Performing Arts on June… Arts & Entertainment Triton Displays Best Photographs in State in New Exhibit Melissa McKenzie June 18, 2014 If a picture is worth 1,000 words, there are at least 50,000 ways to describe the Warburton Gallery at the… Opinion Power to the People Admin June 18, 2014 Let’s be honest here — you need a jolt. Yes, you manage to show up at your job every morning,… Community Aldyth Parle: Leading By Serving Carolyn Schuk June 11, 2014 What’s the stuff of greatness? If you consider the life of Aldyth Parle, who died last month at 89, it’s… Community Author Gary Noy Talks About Sierra Nevada History at Library Event Cynthia Cheng June 11, 2014 “In my book, I tried to show [characters with] resilience and courage; sadly, there are also stories about hatred and… City Politics City Desk: June 4, 2014 Carolyn Schuk June 11, 2014 No Votes for Ulistac Sports Complex From Parks & Rec Commission How much of a non-starter is development on the… Schools Civil War Reenactor Gives Eighth Grade Students a History Lesson Cynthia Cheng June 11, 2014 On the Friday before Memorial Day weekend, Civil War reenactor Spencer Hinkle visited Cabrillo Middle School in a Confederate uniform… Arts & Entertainment Concerts in the Park Coming Soon to Central Park Pavilion Melissa McKenzie June 11, 2014 With the weather rapidly warming up, it’s time to dust off the grills and get into the summertime swing. The… 1 … 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 … 496
