Monthly Archives: December 2004
Students from Japanese sister city to visit Gilroy
About 20 high school students from Gilroy's sister city in Japan
A big city TRASH award for Ronan Avenue homes
Scanning the Gilroy radar screen in the Crusader's cave, a couple things popped-up post-Thanksgiving that need mention. Recently, I initiated the Gilroy TRASH award (unTidy Residences Antagonizing Sensible Homes). The qualification for a Gilroy Crusader TRASH award nomination is any residential property in Gilroy on which there exists a condition described as Gilroy residents who let rundown vehicles, overgrown weeds or excessive trash pile up on their front yards that meet the criteria of blighted property according to the Gilroy blight ordinance code.
Irene Mary Brazil
Irene Mary Brazil died Nov. 25, 2004, in Gilroy. She was 78.
Lack of lords and ladies may be end to Renaissance Faire
Gilroy – The Northern California Renaissance Faire is returning to Casa de Fruta for a fourth run next September, but if attendance doesn't improve dramatically, the production company that rescued the fair may have to give up.
Hecker plan nearly ready
City Council puts finishing touches on plan; vote expected at
Ouch … Revenge comes through 58-point win
In preparation for Tuesday's season opener against Andrew Hill
Limit exposure of as many germs as possible during the holiday season
Going to see the in-laws for Christmas may seem like torture enough, but getting sick along the way could really put the kibosh on holiday glee.
