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Cyclists Advocate for Fully Protected Lanes on El Camino

On Sat. July 31, a group of about 40 bicyclists hit the road to raise awareness in support of adding…

August 11, 2021

Silicon Valley’s Agrarian Roots Resurrected in Agrihood Project

The Valley’s shift from stone fruit orchards to semiconductors to shared economies hasn’t been an altogether linear progression. With construction…

August 11, 2021
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Milestones: Make It Illegal to Know! – Opinion

Santa Clara Mayor Lisa Gillmor and City Attorney Brian Doyle have come up with another scheme to fool residents. This…

August 11, 2021

Ro Khanna: Making Life Better in District 17

Representative Ro Khanna has seen a complete change of power in the U.S. government since he was first elected in…

August 10, 2021

Could Fremont Firebirds Football Go From Last to First?

In last spring’s COVID-shortened, five-game season, the Fremont Firebirds finished last in the El Camino League with a 1-4 record.…

August 10, 2021

Getting to Know Patricia “Patty” Wong: Santa Clara City Library’s New City Librarian

On Oct. 4, Patricia “Patty” Wong will begin her first day of work for the Santa Clara City Library as…

August 6, 2021

Sunnyvale Teens Create RemoteTA To Save Prep Time for Teachers Worldwide

Tech-savvy Sunnyvale teens have created an online volunteering platform — RemoteTA — to match high school students with K –…

August 5, 2021

DEMAS Celebrates 21 Years

Santa Clara’s Davenriche European Martial Artes School (DEMAS) celebrated its 21st birthday on July 17. The school opened its doors…

August 5, 2021

City Hall Transparency? Not When It’s Paying Lawyers

Since January, Santa Clara has paid $1.4 million to outside law firms. But City Hall doesn’t want Santa Clara residents…

August 4, 2021
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Wilcox Eager to Build Upon Last Season’s Success

Less than six months ago the Wilcox Chargers varsity football team proved numerous prognosticators wrong with their impressive performance in…

August 4, 2021