Latest News Latest News Arts & Entertainment Kings Beat Sharks in Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie March 4, 2015 It was a highly anticipated game featuring one of the biggest rivalries in California sports, and with over 70,000 in… Community Morgan Autism Center, Speaker Series and Fund Raiser Carolyn Schuk March 4, 2015 For more than 30 years, the Morgan Center has been educating children and adults with autism, and helping their families… Community Acclaimed SF Chef Visits Library Melissa McKenzie February 25, 2015 Proving that making pasta is just as much art as it is science, and that it’s surprisingly simple to make… Community American Legion Raises Funds at Annual Crab Feed Admin February 25, 2015 American Legion Santa Clara Post 419 held its annual All-You-Can-Eat Crab Feed on Jan. 31. Volunteer servers dished out approximately… City Politics City Desk: Feb. 18, 2015 Carolyn Schuk February 25, 2015 Mini-Dorms: New Law or Better Enforcement Needed? At its Feb. 3 study session, the City Council sent back the third… City Politics Current RDA Mess Has Many Fathers – Starting With Voters Carolyn Schuk February 25, 2015 If Californian voters dislike the public agency feeding frenzy unleashed by the redevelopment agency (RDA) shutdown, they have only themselves… Schools FHA-HERO Hosts Regional Competition at Peterson School Cynthia Cheng February 25, 2015 On Feb. 7, students in red blazers dotted the campus of Peterson Middle School. The students were here to attend… Arts & Entertainment Language Explored in Kathryn Arnold’s Solo Show Melissa McKenzie February 25, 2015 If someone is characterized as “short,” “chipper” or “stubborn,” it will immediately implant an image about the person being described…. Community Local Korean War Veterans Recognized Admin February 25, 2015 On Jan. 23, American Legion Post 419 hosted a gathering of Korean War Veterans and their families, for a presentation… Opinion Boyhood/Rated R for language, drinking, smoking, sex, violence and family dysfunction. Karl Scott February 25, 2015 Boyhood is an Oscar contender that opened and then disappeared – in mid-August of last year, to be exact. However,… Opinion Looking Smart for Dummies Bob Goldman February 25, 2015 Here’s a question: Would you rather look smart or look good? If you answered “look good,” then all I can… Opinion Quit Quitting Your Job Bob Goldman February 18, 2015 Thinking about quitting your job? I’ve got the cure. Read “10 Reasons to Quit Your Job in 2015” by llya… Community Bay Area Chef Visits Library for February Food Fest Melissa McKenzie February 18, 2015 Blending roasted Roma tomatoes, lime juice, a clove of garlic, chipotle and adobo puree, honey, salt, Worcestershire sauce and pepper… City Politics Judge Rules Santa Clara Must Hand Over Former RDA Property to “Successor Agency” Carolyn Schuk February 18, 2015 If the Santa Clara RDA’s name was on the deed, the property belonged the defunct RDA. That was the conclusion… Sports Long-Time Aquamaids, Bill May, Return for World Mixed Pairs Trials Admin February 18, 2015 The Santa Clara Aquamaids are cheering that their long time veteran, Bill May is returning to the international synchronizing swimming… Community Love our Library Lollapalooza Honors Lisa Gillmor Cynthia Cheng February 18, 2015 New York, New York was the theme of the Santa Clara City Library Foundation & Friends’ 2nd Annual Love our… Opinion The Grand Budapest Hotel/Rated R for violence, sex and language. Also there are a lot of garish colors. Reviewed by Karl Scott Admin February 18, 2015 This film reportedly opened in March of 2014. My editor and I went to a theater where the poster was… Community Northside Library Drums in Lunar New Year Cynthia Cheng February 18, 2015 On Feb. 1, it was loud at Northside Library as wildly beating drums announced the arrival of costumed lion dancers…. Community PACE Helps Young Adults Find Working Success Carolyn Schuk February 18, 2015 Everyone wants to be self-supporting and contribute to the community, but some need more support than others. That’s where Pacific… Arts & Entertainment Shakespeare Celebrated at Free Friday Event Melissa McKenzie February 18, 2015 Interspersing love songs with scenes from Shakespeare’s works, the actors of Festival Theater Ensemble and Elizabethan-era lute music of Doris… 1 … 346 347 348 349 350 351 352 … 473
