Latest NewsCity PoliticsCity Desk: Oct 1 2014Carolyn Schuk October 8, 2014City Endorses Real Service, Not Just Lip-Service, to Protect Domestic Violence Victims The first order of business at the Sept….SchoolsEducation Desk: Oct 1, 2014Carolyn Schuk October 8, 2014To anyone who’s been following the proceedings of the Santa Clara Unified School Board for the past two years, the… CommunityKeriann Von Raesfeld Competes in Top ChefCynthia Cheng October 8, 2014Chef Keriann Von Raesfeld, who grew up on the border of Santa Clara and San Jose, can make herself at…OpinionThe Great Race Blu-ray Edition/Not rated but would be G: GOOD for ALLKarl Scott October 8, 2014For a long time I’ve set my DVR every time TCM shows The Great Race. TCM broadcasts in HD, and… CommunityNative American Relay Team Catches the Spirit at Ulistac Natural AreaDiane Andrews October 8, 2014All life is sacred to Native Americans such as the Ohlone Indians of California, who once inhabited the Santa Clara… Arts & EntertainmentPossibilities Abound for Artist Holly Van HartMelissa McKenzie October 8, 2014From high-tech to fine art, Saratoga artist Holly Van Hart has had quite the interesting career – and it’s just…Public SafetyPublic Safety Crime AlertAdmin October 8, 2014The Santa Clara Police Department has experienced multiple strong-arm robberies near Bing Drive at Homestead Road, El Camino Real at… CommunityROTARY CLUB OF SANTA CLARA STEPS UP WITH SCHOOL GIVINGAdmin October 8, 2014 “STEPS FOR SUCCESS” PROJECT The Rotary Club of Santa Clara (www.santaclararotary.org), once again, hosts its annual community giving project… SportsSanta Clara Bruins Water Polo Bested by LynbrookAdmin October 8, 2014The visiting Lynbrook Vikings (2-2, 1-1) defeated Santa Clara (2-1, 1-1) 8-7 on Sept. 25 in a Santa Clara Valley… SchoolsSCUSD Trustee Stampolis Served With Restraining Order by School PrincipalCarolyn Schuk October 8, 2014On more than one occasion, Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety was called to the Peterson Middle School campus regarding “an…OpinionOut to Sea for My Next CareerAdmin October 8, 2014Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum! You landlubbers can keep your earth-bound careers. It’s the seaman’s life for…City PoliticsCity Desk: Sep. 24, 2014Carolyn Schuk October 1, 2014City, Google Continue Discussions About Bringing Ultra High Speed Internet Service to Santa Clara After nearly a year of discussion… Arts & EntertainmentCivilization Explored in New Triton ShowMelissa McKenzie October 1, 2014Civilization: Where does it begin and what has been lost in translation? These are the questions explored in Karim Alwali’s… BusinessFamily-Owned Bellano Coffee Riding the Third Wave to SuccessDiane Andrews October 1, 2014“We’re part of the third wave of independent, specialty coffee shops. We serve sustainably-farmed, exceptional coffees,” says Veronica Ruckman, owner… CommunitySister CitiesAdmin October 1, 2014This year marks the 30th anniversary of Santa Clara’s Sister City relationship with Izumo, Japan. And every year, annual student… CommunitySouth Bay Home & Garden Show Includes Politicians Flipping Flapjacks for CharityDiane Andrews October 1, 2014They were a sight to behold on a Sunday morning at the 2014 South Bay Fall Home & Garden Show…CommunityBoard of Santa Clara County League of Conservation Voters Announces 2014 Environmental Award RecipientsAdmin October 1, 2014The Board of the Santa Clara County League of Conservation Voters (SCCLCV) recently announced the recipients of their annual Environmental… Community34th Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival a Success Thanks to VolunteersDiane Andrews September 24, 2014Between 500 – 600 volunteers ensured the success of Santa Clara’s 34th Art & Wine Festival, a fundraiser for community… CommunityFor Sept. 11 Survivor, Getting Out of Manhattan Was Guiding ThoughtCarolyn Schuk September 24, 2014In retrospect, Sept. 11, 2001 would have been a good day to be late, or call in sick. But Sun… CommunityGetting to Know Hilary KeithCynthia Cheng September 24, 2014As a child, Hilary Keith loved going to the library. Her house was always filled with library books. Keith was… 1 … 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 … 473
