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April 9, 2026

Getting Out: Blair Ranch

Since the 1960's, the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District has worked to protect open space in northwestern Santa Clara County and southern San Mateo County. Twenty years ago, realizing the need to extend protection to the rest of Santa Clara County, the Santa Clara County Open Space Authority was created by an act of the California legislature. They have been busy ever since.

Time to take a serious look at Proposition 13

Spring has arrived, bringing with it the annual scattering of

Healthy tips just for kids

Like every parent, I worry about the health of my children. In my case, my worry is colored by the fact that I was obese as a teenager. One of the first questions I asked my pediatrician was how to prevent the same from happening to my child. And my child wasn’t even 2 weeks old.

A Teacher’s Perspective: Don’t skip brain exercises this summer

Another school year has ended, and summer has set in. Seniors

Hoping for a better decade than the last

We're fast approaching the end of 2010, and I'm realizing how

‘A Christmas Memory’: A captivating masterpiece

When everything comes together in the theatre with perfection,

Swine flu, dog treat recall in the news

Several important animal news items hit the wires this past

New Roman Catholic parish established

The Catholic Diocese of San Jose, encompassing all of Santa Clara County, was inaugurated in 1981. It has grown steadily since then, to an estimated 650,000 members now. Yet, only three new parishes have been formed, the latest in 1994.

Why do some keyboards look so funny?

Straight, standard keyboards are just fine for most people. However, you should consider a split keyboard if placing your hands on a standard keyboard causes any of the following:

South Valley wineries on the up and up

Like a canary in a coal mine, roses provide an early-warning detection system in our vineyards. Roses are generally weaker than grape vines, yet have almost the same genetic make-up. Planted among the grapevines, roses react first to disease, soil and water conditions. Roses are “indicator plants” that give the vineyard manager time to fix the problems before they reach the grape vines. Not only are roses a harbinger to the production of healthy vines, they also lend a colorful contrast to the vineyard.

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