“Unprecedented”CA School Funding Year But One-Time Windfalls Won’t Last Forever A few months ago California schools were promised more money by the state’s ‘May revision’ budget. Now some of that is being reallocated or reduced in Governor Jerry Brown’s 2015-2016 state budget. For Santa Clara Unified, the good news...
Author: Carolyn Schuk
By refusing to disclose the nature of a $60,000 a year consulting agreement with a local construction trades union at the Aug.13...
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More International Recognition for Santa Clara’s Citizen Engagement Programs
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Santa Clara taxpayers paid for the land on which the Hyatt, Hilton, Great America, Techmart and Irvine properties sit. In return, $14...
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Life Well Lived &ndash Donna Ruggeri Burdick: November 14, 1929 &ndash July 12, 2015
A young Henry VIII penned the lines, “Pastime with good company / I love and shall until I die.” Whether Donna Burdick...
On Aug. 18 – after nearly six months of deliberation and town hall meetings – the Santa Clara City Council will likely...
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A shared meal around a family table is about much more than food. It’s about comfort, companionship, and a respite from stress...