Latest News Latest News Arts & Entertainment RJJT Performs Sleeping Beauty Kids Melissa McKenzie June 15, 2011 Everyone is familiar with the story – The beautiful Princess Aurora, upon her christening, is cursed by the wicked Maleficent… City Politics Stadium Project Bottom Line: Pretty Much the Same as a Year Ago Carolyn Schuk June 15, 2011 A year ago Santa Clara residents voted “yes” on a proposal to move forward with a plan for a 49ers…SPONSORED Sports USA Swimming Grand Prix Series This Weekend Admin June 15, 2011 As part of USA Swimming’s Grand Prix Series, swimming elite Ryan Lochte, Michael Phelps and Natalie Coughlin among other members… Community Summer Escape: Diane Andrews June 15, 2011 Santa Clara writer Mitchell L. Peterson has a robust frame and a wild, below-the-shoulder mane of silver hair. On first… CommunitySchools It May Not Feel like Summer, But Clouds Won’t Rain on Library Summer Reading Program Carolyn Schuk June 8, 2011 Despite unseasonably cloudy weather, last Saturday the Santa Clara City Library kicked off its 56th annual summer reading program with… Community The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Names Man and Woman of the Year Cynthia Cheng June 8, 2011 On May 21, about 180 people gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel in East Palo Alto to attend the Grand… Arts & Entertainment Theater Has Gone to Her Head – JoAnne Bunker Admin June 8, 2011 One might say that theater has gone to Santa Claran JoAnne Bunker’s head. An 81-year-old mother of three and grandmother… Opinion What a Waste! Bob Goldman June 8, 2011 It isn’t easy to preach the virtues of effective time management to someone who chooses to waste their time reading… Schools Christine Drago is Teacher of the Year Cynthia Cheng June 8, 2011 Christine Drago, a mathematics teacher at Santa Clara High School, was invited to a teacher recognition tea on May 18…. Arts & Entertainment Conspiracy Con Celebrates Counterculture Melissa McKenzie June 8, 2011 You have been brainwashed. At least you have been if you believe much of what was said at this year’s… Business Diving at Dan’s Melissa McKenzie June 8, 2011 Nearly three-quarters of the Earth is ocean and when the depth of the ocean is taken to account about 99… Community Getting to Know Terri Hill and Laura Cabral Cynthia Cheng June 8, 2011 15 years ago, Terri Hill and Laura Cabral met at a gay and lesbian running group in Palo Alto called… CommunitySchools How to Feel Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Diane Andrews June 8, 2011 Mary Poppins isn’t the only person ever to feel that way. The Girl Scouts of Santa Clara Troop 60129 feel… City Politics Many City Fees and Service Charges to Grow in Coming Year, Electric Rates Stay Steady Carolyn Schuk June 8, 2011 In the coming year, Santa Clara residents and businesses can expect to see increases in city fees and service charges… Arts & Entertainment The Hangover Part II / Rated R for raunchy sex, raunchy drug use and enough raunchy gags to give raunchy a bad name. Karl Scott June 8, 2011 The first Hangover movie made a big profit. A really big profit. Enough profit to buy drinks for everybody you… Public Safety Playing with Fire Diane Andrews June 8, 2011 If you like to play with fire, the city of Santa Clara has the perfect volunteer job for you. However,… Arts & Entertainment Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides / Rated PG-13 for pirate violence, supernatural scares and funny wigs Karl Scott June 1, 2011 This would be part 4 in the Disney Pirate saga that is based on its popular theme park attraction. Actually,… Arts & Entertainment Opera-tunities Abound in Santa Clara Carolyn Schuk June 1, 2011 If you’ve ever wished to be a part of opera, now is your chance. And you can support Santa Clara’s… City Politics Santa Clara Operating Budget Up Modestly for 2011-2012, But Are Revenue Forecasts Too Optimistic? Carolyn Schuk June 1, 2011 The City of Santa Clara’s operating budget for the 2011-2012 fiscal year is up 2.2% from 2010-2011 spending, driven by… Community SUMMERTIME SOJOURNS Admin June 1, 2011 While the media reports a glimmer of light at the end of the long recession tunnel, many are still struggling… 1 … 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 … 492 SPONSORED
