Thanks to the Santa Clara County Library District, our community has a very special opportunity to learn about the indomitable Dolores...

December 26, 2021 through January 1, 2022 Kwanzaa is a yearly cultural celebration inspired by African harvest festivals and created in...

Summer beckons us outside to visit the mountains, river valleys and coastal shores. When we connect with Nature it gives us a sense of...

Memorial Day sees its share of parades and BBQs, but in truth, it is a solemn day of remembrance of the human toll exacted by war. The...

May 2021 America’s heritage is enriched by generations of immigrants from Asian and Pacific Island nations. Our tradition of celebrating...

Dolores Huerta A Woman of Influence During Women’s History Month we honor Dolores Huerta, one of California’s most influential women...

What Poetry Teaches About History ". . .the hill we climb if only we dare it, because being American is more than a pride we inherit,...

December 26th marks the beginning of an annual Pan-African holiday known as Kwanzaa (derived from the Swahili for “first fruits”). You...

Thanks to a crazy confluence of events, California leapfrogged “territory” status and achieved statehood in September of 1850. In January...

Water has been central to the development of our region’s agricultural economy—from orchards, row crops and vineyards to cattle ranches,...

Planet Earth Photo credit: Live Science Rachel Carson Photo credit: New York Times In 1962, Rachel Carson’s book “Silent Spring” awakened...