Latest News Latest News Opinion Rush / Rated R For Language, Sex, Nudity, And Blood-Letting Due To High Speed Car Crashes, Fires And Flying Auto And Body Parts Karl Scott October 23, 2013 Based on opening weekend results, Rush is in no rush to recover its budget. It cost $38 million, and earned… City Politics Northside Library Supporters Get Some Good News Cynthia Cheng October 23, 2013 The supporters of the Northside Library have endured a storm of uncertainty ever since this summer, when the county issued… Community Santa Clara Rotary Helps Students Step Out Larry Sacks October 23, 2013 Even though the start time wasn’t until 10 a.m., by 9:20, the line stretched down and around the front of… Business Serendipitous Eating (And Drinking) in Santa Clara Carolyn Schuk October 23, 2013 Woody Allen is credited with saying that 90 percent of life is just showing up. I was thinking about that… Community Super Bowl L Offers Plenty of Opportunity for All, Says Host Committee Chair Daniel Lurie Carolyn Schuk October 23, 2013 There’s plenty of excitement in the City of Santa Clara these days. And one of the most exciting prospects on… Arts & Entertainment Triton Explores the Inferno Melissa McKenzie October 23, 2013 Last week’s lecture at the Triton Museum of Art on “To Kill a Mockingbird” could be summed up in one… Community Sports Briefs 10-9-2013 Admin October 16, 2013 Bruins Lose Big to Wildcats The Santa Clara Bruins lost 42-0 to former head coach Mark Krail on Oct. 4…. Community 49ers Focus Melissa McKenzie October 16, 2013 It was all San Francisco as the 49ers beat the Houston Texans 34-3 in a Sunday Night Football matchup on… Community Walk &lsquon Wag Raises Funds for HSSV Melissa McKenzie October 16, 2013 On Oct. 5, there was only one place to get dog kisses, see a dog costume contest and watch a… Community Women’s College in Rwanda Encouraged by Local Executives Admin October 16, 2013 Jon O. Freeman, Founder and President of Stonecrest Managers, hosted the first stop on The Akilah Institue for Women’s fourth… Opinion Pretty Nice Perks for Pretty People Admin October 16, 2013 You know it’s true — people see you at work and wonder how someone as incompetent, lazy and hostile as… Community Armadillo Willy’s BBQ Throws Birthday Bash to Fundraise for Rotary PlayGarden Cynthia Cheng October 16, 2013 The Texas barbequed spare ribs were packed with flavor, the pit-smoked chicken was juicy and tender, and the grilled cilantro… City Politics Santa Clara City Desk: October 9, 2013 Carolyn Schuk October 16, 2013 Proposal to Shutter Franklin Post Office is Trickle-Down Politics The legendary House Speaker Tip O’Neill famously said that all politics… Schools Education Desk: October 9, 2013 Carolyn Schuk October 16, 2013 Petition Drive Launched Supporting District Plans for New Northside K-12 Campus When it comes to state education policy, it wouldn’t… Community First Seats Make Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium Personal Carolyn Schuk October 16, 2013 The number 68,500 is hard to visualize. But it’s easy to visualize the number 2. That’s why last week’s installation… Sports Game of the Week: Lady Bruins Volleyball Larry Sacks October 16, 2013 The Santa Clara High School Bruins were defeated in three straight games (25-8, 25-15, 25-17) by the Saratoga High School… City Politics How the City Clerk Protects the Public Record Melissa McKenzie October 16, 2013 When documents get put into record books there’s a small team of people in the City of Santa Clara in… Arts & Entertainment Literature and Art: Triton Discusses To Kill a Mockingbird Melissa McKenzie October 16, 2013 In an extremely personal lecture on Oct. 3, the Triton Museum of Art’s Chief Curator Preston Metcalf, took guests on… Community Margie Edinger Admin October 16, 2013 At the dedication of the Margie Edinger Community Room at the Santa Clara Central Park Library, library donor Ray Edinger… Schools Mary Pat Phillips Wins Teacher of the Year Award Cynthia Cheng October 16, 2013 When Mary Pat Phillips earned her bachelor’s degree from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign during the 1980s, there weren’t that… 1 … 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 … 485
