Like a magnet, Santa Clara’s 52-acre Central Park draws joggers, dog walkers, families with kids, teens hanging out, sweethearts smooching on benches, and assorted feathered friends that make the walkway that circles the park’s centerpiece lake so messy. “We work pretty hard to keep the walkways as clean as...
Author: Diane Andrews
In the November 2004 election Santa Clarans—72 percent of those who voted—approved the issuance of $315 million in general obligation bonds to...
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It turns out that almost everybody knows of somebody with dementia, the life-altering loss of cognitive ability commonly associated with, but not...
It was a hard-won, proud moment for the young men in the Santa Clara County Council of the Boy Scouts of America...
It’s not that Donnelle McGee’s poetry is about love per se. Rather, the Mission College writer, counselor (since 1998), and English instructor’s...
Not everyone who forgets where they left their keys or why they went into the bedroom has dementia. It is when your...
“The height of a chef’s hat reflects status in the kitchen. The higher the hat, the higher the status,” says chef Daniel...
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Owens Corning Celebrates Two-Year Injury-Free Safety Record and Announces New, Greener, Energy-Saving Products
In the U.S., buildings are the number one consumers of energy. Owens Corning is doing something about that. Twenty-four hours a day,...
The South Bay Winter 2011 Art of Home Show, a reincarnation of the South Bay Home and Garden Show, returns to the...
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One day was not enough to take it all in. Two days and a game plan would have been ideal. Exciting possibilities...