Latest News Latest News Schools Millikin Elementary Student Shines in PTA Reflections Program Admin May 23, 2012 The National PTA Reflections Program is one of the largest student arts recognition programs in the country. Each year, hundreds… Opinion The Avengers / Rated PG-13 for intense comic book violence and a drug reference. Also violent temper tantrums by the green guy. Admin May 23, 2012 After a multi-year set up, and using a scene at the conclusion of the end titles to the Iron Man,… Community Santa Clara Garden Tour Chris Kinney May 23, 2012 A colorful explosion of hundreds of rose bushes and trees bloomed along the winding pathways of the Harris-Lass Museum House… Community Second Annual Fun Day Benefits PAL-GAL Softball Melissa McKenzie May 23, 2012 Last year, the Santa Clara Police Activities League (PAL) took a page from the West Side Little League playbook and… Community Veterans Supportive Services Fundraiser Larry Sacks May 23, 2012 On May 12, Synaptics’ parking lot near the intersection of Scott Blvd and San Tomas Expressway, was anything but quiet…. Community Islamic Art Exhibit at Central Park Library Through May Diane Andrews May 16, 2012 “We saw a need to have a show of Islamic Art as it has evolved in different forms, not just… Community May 2012 Calendar Admin May 16, 2012 Ongoing – Farmers Market Every Saturday morning The Downtown Santa Clara Farmers Market continues its popular year-round engagement every Saturday… Schools Mission College President Speaks at White House Summit Admin May 16, 2012 Mission College President Laurel Jones returned to campus mid-April from the White House where she had the opportunity to highlight… Opinion The Raven / Rated R for violence, bloody scenes of torture, murder and scary images. Now you’ve already decided not to go, haven’t you? Admin May 16, 2012 Edgar Allen Poe is a part of American history and literature. A writer of sensational fiction concerning death and torture,… Community PowerPoint Proposal Brings Together Nurse Managers at KP Santa Clara Admin May 16, 2012 You could call it a PowerPoint proposal. Because of it, a recent leadership meeting for Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara came… Arts & Entertainment Santa Clara Chorale’s 50th Season Finale Unites Its Four Artistic Directors Diane Andrews May 16, 2012 Santa Clara Chorale’s 50th anniversary grand finale concert began with trumpet fanfare and ended with a standing ovation after the… Opinion Getting Things Done Undone Bob Goldman May 16, 2012 You know how it is — after doing all the really unimportant things you don’t have to do, there’s never… Community Courageous Kids and Families Celebrate Mother’s Day at Great America Diane Andrews May 16, 2012 More than 600 courageous kids with cancer and their equally courageous parents and families celebrated Mother’s Day May 13th at… Community Enterprise Leadership Conference: Road to the Future Kathy Dong May 16, 2012 If you asked me two months ago, “What do you want to be someday,” I probably would have said, “I… Community Getting into Medical School Stat! Admin May 16, 2012 Benjamin Yates’ story is as unique as he is. As a young boy growing up, he dreamed about being a… Community Girl Scouts Deliver Dishes to Dogs Admin May 16, 2012 Alyssa McCullough of Santa Clara, Noelle Dea of Mountain View, Gigi Mitchell of San Jose, and Amani Abukhater of Cupertino,… Business Hanwha Solar Opens in Santa Clara Larry Sacks May 16, 2012 When one thinks about Silicon Valley, it’s not hard to think of high-tech chip, computer and software companies. Names like… Schools Millikin Students Win 2nd Place in Tech Challenge Cynthia Cheng May 9, 2012 Donning yellow hard hats, red t-shirts, and blue jeans, six students from Millikin Basics+ Elementary School watched their hand-made vehicle,… Opinion Silent Running / Rated G for blood on Bruce Dern’s knee Karl Scott May 9, 2012 Although I write this on Earth Day 2012, I realize you may not be reading it till sometime after ED… CommunitySchools Santa Clara Student Wins $20,000 Scholarship Cynthia Cheng May 9, 2012 When Noama Iftekhar, a senior at Wilcox High School, was called into the principal’s office recently, she had no idea… 1 … 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 … 473
