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Fundraising Under the Fireworks

Larry Sacks

July 18, 2012

For years, Santa Clara has been known as the “Can-Do” city. Whether officials in neighboring cities admit it publicly or…

The Amazing Spiderman/Rated PG-13 for violence and a giant lizard out to do bad

Karl Scott

July 18, 2012

Sony Pictures has decided to produce another round of Spiderman movies that start at the beginning of the story. The…

Musicians Jackie Gage and The JurassiC

Melissa McKenzie

July 18, 2012

Instrumental music begins as singer-songwriter Jackie Gage approaches a modern microphone designed to bring back memories of yesteryears. The singer’s…

Nomination period is open for the November election of four City Council seats, Chief of Police and City Clerk.

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July 18, 2012

Monday, July 16, was the first day for individuals to pull nomination papers if they intend to run for the…

SCU Prof Unearths More Woman’s Club Adobe History

Carolyn Schuk

July 18, 2012

Last week members of the Santa Clara Woman’s Club took a step back into the history of the club’s landmark…

Sushi Invades the South Bay

Melissa McKenzie

July 18, 2012

As the food truck revolution continues to take over not only the Bay Area, but the rest of the country,…

(Not) Working At Home

Bob Goldman

July 18, 2012

I don’t mean to be a scold, but I have to say what I have to say — reader, I…

The Cinnamon Bun Solution

Bob Goldman

July 11, 2012

If you’re wondering why your workdays are so miserable, I have the answer. The problem is not what happens when…

100 Years and Still Going Strong

Melissa McKenzie

July 11, 2012

With works of art that often look like paintings and drawings, the California Society of Printmakers 100th Anniversary Exhibition is…

City Manager Jennifer Sparacino: A Remarkable Career

Carolyn Schuk

July 11, 2012

It’s a testimony to Jennifer Sparacino’s unpretentious manner that it’s only when you stop to reckon Santa Clara’s achievements during…

Concerts in the Park – Fog City Stompers

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July 11, 2012

The Central Park Pavilion turned into a Mardi Gras celebration as Fog City Stompers played the July 8 Concerts in…

Daughters of the Golden West Award

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July 11, 2012

The Native Daughters of the Golden West Santa Clara recently honored Santa Clara resident Jim Lee (right) with its Image…

Islamic Shops Add Vitality to the Royal Road

Diane Andrews

July 11, 2012

El Camino Real isn’t just sitting around waiting for a master to plan to give it a facelift—specialized small businesses…

July 2012 Calendar

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July 11, 2012

Ongoing – Farmers Market Every Saturday morning The Downtown Santa Clara Farmers Market continues its popular year-round engagement every Saturday…

July 4th Tradition – All City Picnic

Larry Sacks

July 11, 2012

While most people were still sleeping soundly in their beds, others woke up extra early on Wednesday, July 4, for…

Brave / Rated PG for rude humor and scary snarling

Karl Scott

July 11, 2012

The original title of Brave was The Bear and the Bow. Why did they change it? If you’ve seen the…

Sacramento Court Blocks County’s $30 Million Santa Clara RDA Money Grab

Carolyn Schuk

July 11, 2012

It looks like the County isn’t going to be buttering its bread with Santa Clara’s $30 million. Last week, Sacramento…

Modest Clothing and Unique Pins at Hayaa&lsquo Clothing

Melissa McKenzie

July 4, 2012

Three years ago Nor Amjadi‘s daughter, Nadia, was in grade school. As the pair shopped for clothing, they quickly realized…

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter / Rated R for bloody scenes of horror and death. All for fun of course.

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July 4, 2012

In the early days of our country, before it was a country, can you imagine the cold grip of fear…

Organized Pandemonium

Larry Sacks

July 4, 2012

The Star Spangled Banner is played at the beginning of almost any event taking place in the United States. Over…

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