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• Santa Clara’s Triton Museum: San José’s Loss, Santa Clara’s Gain

  By Carolyn Schuk Verified| The Silicon Valley Voice Verified The Triton might still be San José’s premier fine art museum had it not been for San José Fire Marshal John Gerhard’s ruling that the museum’s pre-WWI building was a fire hazard. The museum got its start when founder Robert Morgan — a well-known San José attorney and rancher as well as a philanthropist and art connoisseur — began working to establish a fine art museum in San José

  By Carolyn Schuk Verified · The Silicon Valley Voice

  Apr. 07, 2025

• Serenade to Music Returns to Mission Church

  By Carolyn Schuk Verified| The Silicon Valley Voice Verified Conductor Elena Sharkova will be back at the Santa Clara Mission Church on April 12, 2025 with another annual Serenade to Music concert with the Symphony San José Chorale and Symphony San José, featuring music by two contemporary composers from the Americas. This year’s concert takes the audience on an ocean voyage, with The Secret of the Sea by American composer Jake Runestad (b. 1986), taking listeners on a dramatic nautical voyage with lyrics from Whitman, Longfellow and Inuit mythology

  By Carolyn Schuk Verified · The Silicon Valley Voice

  Mar. 31, 2025

• Santa Clara’s $3.9M Former City Manager Threatening to Sue for Two Weeks of Benefits

  By Carolyn Schuk Verified| The Silicon Valley Voice Verified In closed session tonight, the Santa Clara City Council will address a potential lawsuit filed by former City Manager Deanna Santana. From October 2017 — when Santana was hired — until one year after she was fired, the former city manager collected a total of $3.9 million from the City of Santa Clara in salary ($2.4 million), supplemental pay ($435,000) and benefits ($1.2 million)

  By Carolyn Schuk Verified · The Silicon Valley Voice

  Mar. 04, 2025

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