Bay Area Shakespeare Camps to go virtual
COVID-19 has shuttered schools, pushing students and families to adapt to distance learning. Now, it seems that summer camps are the next to face the…
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Cortese hosting radio town hall Wednesday
While shelter-at-home orders are creating challenges for connecting with elected leaders, they are getting creative to get the message out. Following a trio of radio…
Santa Clara cancels 4th of July picnic, fireworks amid growing budget deficit
The City of Santa Clara has canceled its major Fourth of July picnic and fireworks event, the latest victim to budget cuts and social distancing…
Construction, some outdoor activities to resume Monday
Santa Clara County’s top lawyer attempted to provide some clarity Friday following mid-week confusion about what changes are coming to the region’s shelter-at-home order. “One…
Cupertino keeping residents active with virtual classes
With in-person fitness opportunities halted due to novel coronavirus, Cupertino is getting creative. The city has been running a virtual recreation page for the last…
Two County Supervisors hosting town halls in coming week
Novel coronavirus and stay-at-home orders are keeping residents at home, making elected officials find new ways of connecting with constituents. Two Santa Clara County Supervisors…
Los Altos History Museum seeking student docent applications
While it is hard to think of much beyond the coronavirus, some organizations are getting a head start on planning. Despite currently being shuttered, the…
Vallco bridge demolition complete
The demolition work to remove the bridge spanning N. Wolfe Road at the old Vallco Mall site is complete. That news, coming from owners Sand…
Supervisor Cortese hosting town hall with County Executive
Santa Clara County has been the lead government agency in the West Valley leading the region’s response to COVID-19. The County’s health department has led…