Latest News Latest News Business Getting To Know Gloria Citti: An Inspiration to the Community Suzy Paluzzi February 8, 2012 Gloria Citti, founder of Citti’s Florist, is a true Santa Claran. She was born in Santa Clara and lived here… City Politics History Supports Stadium Authority’s Position Carolyn Schuk February 8, 2012 Here’s a short primer of court rulings that are relevant to the current SA lawsuit. Impartial reading indicates that the…SPONSORED Community Legendary Boy in the Garage Next Door Packs the House at Santa Clara University Diane Andrews February 8, 2012 Apple Computer, Inc., co-founder Steve Wozniak, whose engineering feat was the catalyst to transform Santa Clara Valley into Silicon Valley,… Opinion Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy / Rated R for sex, violence, language, smoking, an almost incomprehensible plot. I should have read the book first. Or maybe instead of. Karl Scott February 8, 2012 Filmed once before in 1979, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is the new version of the John LeCarre (note there should… Sports Revs, Sems Battle in Fun, Friendly Competition Melissa McKenzie February 8, 2012 Parishioners from across the Bay Area filled the lower section of Santa Clara University’s Leavy Center February 3 for the… Op-Ed Santa Clara Could Reap Tremendous Benefits From Hosting a Super Bowl Robert Haugh February 8, 2012 Imagine Vernon Davis, Alex Smith, Patrick Willis and the 49ers strutting onto the field in February 2016 for the Golden… Opinion The Adventures of Tintin / Rated PG for adventure violence Karl Scott February 1, 2012 First off let’s try and clear up the obvious confusions. The Adventures of Tintin should not be confused with The… Business Asian Fusion Cuisine Arrives in Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie February 1, 2012 Piggybacking off the success of Coriander, a quick-service Asian restaurant in San Francisco’s Valley Fair, the new Oryza Bistro Asiana… Community Santa Clara Vanguard – The Forming of the Guard Larry Sacks February 1, 2012 For those who have never seen the Santa Clara Vanguard (SCV) perform, saying it is a drum and bugle corps,… Community South Bay’s 32nd Annual Art of Home Show Focuses on Going Greener Diane Andrews February 1, 2012 “There is no better way to start 2012 than focusing on home improvement and at the same time creating a… Arts & Entertainment The Dream Team Presents Larry Sacks February 1, 2012 The Starting Arts Dream Team presented its Showcase 2012 January 26 and 27 at Santa Clara High School’s Performing Arts… Opinion Happy! Happy! Happy! Bob Goldman February 1, 2012 Are you happy at your job? Does it really matter? After all, your employer gives you a paycheck, puny as… Arts & Entertainment Best of the Best on Display at the Triton Melissa McKenzie February 1, 2012 Determining the best of the best is no easy task. In many cases, art-lovers feel as if comparing still life… Arts & Entertainment Children’s Art Takes Over Headen-Inman Melissa McKenzie February 1, 2012 On January 22, just hours before the San Francisco 49ers’ season officially came to an end, the second grade students… Arts & Entertainment Exploring the Life Beyond Melissa McKenzie February 1, 2012 What Dreams May Come and The Matrix share one major plot point; both movies contain symbolism relating to breaching the… Community Free Home Energy Audit Opportunity Goes Begging Diane Andrews February 1, 2012 Most Santa Clarans have yet to take advantage of a free energy audit from Silicon Valley Power (SVP) that can… Community Lions Club Raises Funds at Annual Crab Cioppino Feed Admin February 1, 2012 St. Justin’s Hall was filled with hungry Lion’s Club supporters on January 21. Attendees anxiously awaited the delivery of their… Opinion CLASS NOTES – Elevating Early Learners Margaret Lavin January 25, 2012 California is one of nine states to receive federal Race To The Top Early Learning Challenge (RTT-ELC) money. This much… Community History Repeated Larry Sacks January 25, 2012 Since the dawn of time, mankind has told and passed along stories. Even today, stories are repeated – whether in… Opinion Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol / Rated PG-13 for violence and unconvincing disguises. Karl Scott January 25, 2012 When Dr. No (1962) opened at the box office, it created a sensation that is still rolling along. The James… 1 … 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 … 492 SPONSORED
