I am a summer intern for the Silicon Valley Patch. I am currently a student at Lehigh University, pursuing a double major in journalism and Spanish as well as a minor in business.
A Northern California native, I love to travel the world and savor the flavors that different cultures have to offer. In spring 2012 I studied abroad in Seville, Spain, giving me deeper insight into another culture’s way of life. I chronicled my <i>sevillano </i>adventures through my blog called SenseSeville.
Through my baking blog Swellsweets I share photos and recipes of my culinary adventures with others. My life revolves around my passions of writing, enjoying food and experiencing different cultures.
As inspiration for how I approach life, I look to the meaning of the Greek adjective <i>meraki </i>(may-RAH-kee), which means to do something with soul, creativity or love; to put yourself into what you are doing.
A look at the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office’s arrest and booking reports for July 18 and 19, 2012. The following arrest information does not indicate a conviction.
A look at the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office’s arrest and booking reports for July 18 and 19, 2012. The following arrest information does not indicate a conviction.
The family-run business that sat on Castro Street for 40 years has moved a larger space with better parking on El Camino Real and a techie startup has replaced them on Castro.
On August 14 blood donations at the Pruneyard will help children and those in need at nearby hospitals.
Starting a brand new school could be a challenge for a child at any level. What tips do you have for parents who want to make sure their kids are prepared for the new school year?
The back to school part of the year is full of both joy and anxiety, for the children and the parents. It's also full of cooties.
City Council incumbents Mike Kotowski and Jason Baker were joined by Campbell residents for their announcement for reelection serving on the City Council.
The Veterans Memorial Foundation is hosting a plethora of events this week from a carnival-type day and a dance to a film festival and ballgame.
A goose coming in contact with a power line left 3,021 Campbell residents temporarily without power.
Campbell is loaded with events every week. Here's our "short list" of things to check out before the weekend's over.
The Governing Board of the Campbell Union School District is looking for a candidate to fill the provisional position until December 2014.
The St. Bernadette statue that was stolen from St. Mary’s Catholic Church on Friday was located due to a tip and returned to the church without any damage.
Campbell Patch encourages the Campbell community to share its voice, opinion and thoughts through letters to the editor.
Find links to the school calendars, tips on back-to-school shopping, student and parent anxiety, and more.
Campbell and San Jose residents and police will unite August 7 to raise crime and drug prevention awareness at a potluck BBQ and ice cream social.
Do you remember your favorite lunch box? Today's kids have as many options as ever but nothing will take the place of the Partridge Family or Scooby-Doo.
We read about the people that make up Campbell, so why not feature the dogs that add a smile to their faces?
With the 2012 Olympics in full swing in London, a number of athletes are blowing up the charts on search engines and social media.
The Campbell Adult Center is hosting a senior fraud and elder abuse seminar to educate seniors about fraud and scams as well as to inform them of what abuse is and when to seek help.
Mayor Mike Kotowski and Councilman Jason Baker will announce their intentions to seek reelection for another term.
