Anne Gelhaus
East Bay Times
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Construction starts on Santa Clara County’s first inpatient mental health facility for youth
Three-story building linked to Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. → Read More
Prospect High grad leads team that designed award-winning Rose Parade float
Saira Mapes was among 70 Cal Poly students to create “Road to Reclamation.” → Read More
Prospect High grad leads team that designed award-winning Rose Parade float
Saira Mapes was among 70 Cal Poly students to create “Road to Reclamation.” → Read More
Josh Selo stepping down as head of West Valley Community Services
He’ll take over the reins from Sparky Harlan at Bill Wilson Center. → Read More
San Jose: Italian Family Festa returns this weekend after a two-year hiatus
40th annual event will feature Renaissance swordfighting, grape stomping, music, food and wine → Read More
San Jose: Italian Family Festa returns this weekend after a two-year hiatus
40th annual event will feature Renaissance swordfighting, grape stomping, music, food and wine → Read More
Winchester Mystery House celebrates 100 years as tourist attraction
Centennial tours and events start next month. → Read More
Cinequest goes live again in South Bay after 2½ years
The San Jose film festival was cut short by COVID-19 in 2020. → Read More
Cinequest film festival goes live again while staying virtual
As the Cinequest Film and Creativity Festival prepares to go live in August for the first time since the pandemic cut the festivities short in 2020, organizers say the virtual offerings they create… → Read More
Bove to step down as FUHSD high school district superintendent
As part of the process of selecting the next superintendent, the district will hold several meetings where staff, students and parents will be invited to provide input. → Read More
Local brewers create beer to benefit Alzheimer’s Association
After nearly hitting their fundraising goal, organizers of the Silicon Valley Walk to End Alzheimer’s figured it was time for a beer. The October walk at San Jose’s Excite Ballpark raised $1,545,87… → Read More
Halloween vandals deface Los Gatos High School
One group egged almost every building on campus, while another group smashed a 529-pound pumpkin grown by a student that was displayed next to the High School Court entrance. → Read More
San Jose community briefs for the week of Aug. 27
In Concert with Hope Hope Services’ annual fundraiser, In Concert with Hope, boasts some name acts: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and former Doobie Brother Michael McDonald will share the v… → Read More
Campbell community briefs for the week of Aug. 27
Jazz guitar show The Campbell Museum Foundation and the San Jose Guitar School of Music are co-hosting a Jazz Guitar Show Sunday, Aug. 29. Chris Shahin will perform jazz, Latin and Americana music … → Read More
Milpitas community briefs for the week of Aug. 27
Empty nesters’ best friend Parents looking for something to fill the void left by their kids going off to college might want to consider adopting a four-legged friend from the Humane Society Silico… → Read More
Race blazes a virtual trail for local nonprofit
Local residents who want to support the trails they run or walk on can participate in the 27th annual Trailblazer Race held by the Friends of Stevens Creek Trail. As with last year, this year’s fun… → Read More
Sunnyvale community briefs for the week of Aug. 27
Middle school plastics challenge Three eighth-graders at Cupertino Middle School, located in Sunnyvale, were named the winners of the 10th annual S^4-Super Summer Science Search on Sunday, Aug. 15.… → Read More
Saratoga community briefs for the week of Aug. 27
Hakone book signing Hakone Foundation Chair Ann Waltonsmith and trustee Connie Young Yu will be at Hakone Gardens Aug. 29 to sign copies of their book “Hakone Estate and Gardens.” The book features… → Read More
Saratoga community briefs for the week of Aug. 27
Hakone book signing Hakone Foundation Chair Ann Waltonsmith and trustee Connie Young Yu will be at Hakone Gardens Aug. 29 to sign copies of their book “Hakone Estate and Gardens.” The book features… → Read More
Children’s Musical Theater gets new digs ready for 54th season
After wrapping a three-show summer repertory, Children’s Musical Theater San Jose is finally getting settled into its new digs. The company moved into its Creative Arts Center on Parkmoor Avenue in… → Read More