Her name is Persephone and while that name has roots in Greek mythology, this little girl is not a myth. She’s from the Hawaiian Islands, very real, and very...
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100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (Apr. 22, 1913) *Trolley Line to Depot Will be Built at Once: Franklin Street to be...
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Santa Clara Sporting Soccer Club Donates $30,000 to El Camino Hospital from their Annual Goals for A Cure Campaign to Fight Breast Cancer
Santa Clara Sporting Soccer Club hosted a ceremony on March 23 to honor the young men and women who competed in the...
1,200 people representing local governments, businesses, schools, community organizations, and the faith community, as well as parents and youth, attended Project Cornerstone’s...
100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (Apr. 15, 1913) *Carnival of Cherries Will be Mammoth Affair: Thousands of Visitors Expected * Pioneer...
Santa Clara resident Sonja Jeter, a contemporary quilt and fiber artist, is just one of the artists featured at the upcoming Santa...
U.S. Army Capt. William Murray II, a native of Santa Clara, Calif., received the 2012 USAREUR-level Gen. Douglas MacArthur Leadership Award ceremony,...
Santa Clara Swim Club has produced more Olympic athletes, won more Olympic medals, and placed more champions in the International Swim Hall...
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“Where in the world is Naduri? Where is New Guinea?” are the first questions people ask when Peter and Karie Stephens tell...