Latest News Latest News City Politics City Lays Green Pavement to Further Delineate Bike Lanes Admin May 9, 2012 Santa Clara is installing new green colored bicycle lanes on the eastbound and westbound sides of Stevens Creek Boulevard between… Community Feed Hungry Americans While Getting Your Mail Carolyn Schuk May 9, 2012 The economy’s vital signs may be improving, but many are still out of work and their last dime has long… Arts & Entertainment Fundraising Gala Combines the Islands with Art Melissa McKenzie May 9, 2012 Island fever captured the Triton Museum of Art April 28 as museum patrons were invited to the museum’s annual gala…. Arts & Entertainment Annie Jr. Larry Sacks May 2, 2012 Annie Jr., finished its three-day run at the Santa Clara High School’s Performing Arts Center on Friday, April 27. The… Community Arbor Day, Santa Clara Style Larry Sacks May 2, 2012 A city as old as Santa Clara is steeped with traditions – some dating back over 100 years. One of… Arts & Entertainment Bike Blast Beckons Bicycle Buffs Melissa McKenzie May 2, 2012 The morning drizzle faded away and the wind died down just in time for Santa Clara University’s first-ever Bike Blast… Opinion CLASS NOTES – PYGMALION SYNDROME Admin May 2, 2012 George Bernard Shaw’s play, Pygmalion, which later was adapted into the award winning musical My Fair Lady, highlights the correlation… Community Passion for the Purr kellygra May 2, 2012 33-year Santa Clara resident, Jean Wilder has a passion for purr. Purring kittens, that is! This spring, Wilder celebrates 11-years… Schools Pomeroy Gets Its Beautiful Day Melissa McKenzie May 2, 2012 It was being called “garden of dreams.” But, it wasn’t just about a community garden for the children of Pomeroy… Schools Robotics Scholar James McLurkin Invites SCU Audience to Dance with Robots Diane Andrews May 2, 2012 It’s not enough for robotics expert Dr. James McLurkin to be passionate about robots and artificial intelligence and love his… Op-Ed Sea of Red and Gold Flocks to Convention Center for 49ers’ 7 Robert Haugh May 2, 2012 Turning the Santa Clara Convention Center into a swarming sea of red and gold, thousands of 49ers fans flocked to… Opinion The Three Stooges / Rated PG for slapstick humor, slapstick violence, slapstick language and slapstick. Admin May 2, 2012 Filmed entirely in the State of Georgia at peachy locations, The Three Stooges almost starred Sean Penn, Johnny Depp, Paul… Opinion Die Hard / BluRay Edition Rated R for violence, language, drug usage and brief nudity. Admin April 25, 2012 Released originally in 1988, Die Hard set the standard for action thrillers. With a budget of $28 million and a… Public Safety National Prescription Drug Take-Back Campaign Admin April 25, 2012 Santa Clara Police Department, 601 El Camino Real, Santa Clara Saturday, April 28th, 2012 between 10:00 am to 2:00 pm… Public Safety Recognition Announcement Admin April 25, 2012 On April 10th, Santa Clara Police Officer Thomas Gratny was among the law enforcement personnel who received special recognition from… Opinion Getting Positive About Being Negative Bob Goldman April 25, 2012 Do you know what’s wrong with the world today? People who think there’s something wrong with the world today. Am… Community A Fin-Filled Tradition Larry Sacks April 25, 2012 The warm weather was welcomed by anyone who found themselves outside before sunrise on April 21. Any April morning before… City Politics Arlyne Diamond: New Voice for a New Assembly District Carolyn Schuk April 25, 2012 If there’s one thing you need to know about Arlyne Diamond, Republican candidate for California’s new state assembly seat 25,… Schools Black and Blue Olympics Larry Sacks April 25, 2012 A dynasty was in the offing. Just one more win would have given Santa Clara High School (SCHS) their third… Op-Ed Decades in the Making – 49ers Stadium Breaks Ground Robert Haugh April 25, 2012 Running with the ball for nearly a decade, culminating over 60 years of fabled history in Santa Clara, the 49ers… 1 … 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 … 488
