Ask anyone in Santa Clara who knew Jerry Marsalli and they’ll tell you two things about him. The first is that he knew everybody and everything about Santa Clara. The second is that he had a profound influence on their individual lives. “He didn’t want to just be a...
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While attending Purdue University on an academic scholarship, Gaston Tamboura, a Senegalese immigrant, found his passion for teaching. A fellow student had...
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I n one corner of Hall B at the Santa Clara Convention Center during the April 29 Bay Area Women’s Expo, people...
“Be Strong, Live Long,” a health and wellness fair highlighting community resources for seniors, takes place May 20, 10 a.m. to 2...
Week of May 17th Headlines 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (May 16, 1917) Impressive Scenes During Flag Raising Ceremony: Great Crowds...
Master Gardeners: Growing Blueberries Saturday, May 20th, 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Did you know that blueberries can thrive and produce abundantly in Santa...
Week of May 10th Headlines 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (May 9, 1917) Millions Spent Here in War Supplies: New Era...
Want to talk to the people who represent you in the State Legislature? You can without making a trip to Sacramento. State...
“Barbara Allen” Friday, May 12th, 8 p.m. The Santa Clara Chorale premiers the oratorio “Barbara Allen,” by contemporary composer Scott Gendel, featuring soprano soloist Sarah...
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Couch surfing sounds like a fun sleepover for teens. The reality is that teens and young adults surf from one friend’s couch...