Monthly Archives: June 2005
Rural Carrier
160188~Postal service attitude adjustment---
Secluded hillside retreat offers couple the perfect mix of town and country
Traffic whizzes by the car as it turns off of Hecker Pass Highway in Gilroy just past Santa Teresa Boulevard, but 30 seconds later, as the driver steps from the cab, the cars are inaudible. Instead, there is the chirping of birds, the soft gurgle of a fountain and the peaceful rustle of the wind through giant, gnarled old oaks, all of which the driver savors as she crunches over the pea gravel drive.
Sewing with a smile
Program offers those with disabilities a chance to create
Safe mousing: What your parents never told you
Though it may look small and innocent, the computer mouse can be the source of painful problems. I may be mousing around a bit, but using your mouse safely is serious business. Here are five ways to help ensure your mousing health. The path is simple, but in the manner of many relationships, not always easy. Five keys to a safe and healthy relationship with your mouse:
Choosing new kitchen cabinets
If your kitchen cabinets are looking shabby or you're just looking for more space, it may be time to install new cabinets.
Sprawling squash
Well, my squash is growing like crazy, it and even managed for a bit to shade out the honeydew.
Local Digest 06/01
Kinkel scholarship fundraiser
Leo Goforth
Leo Goforth died Thursday, May 26, 2005 in Kaiser Santa Teresa Hospital after a short illness. He was 70.
Postal service attitude adjustment
Dear Editor,
Diamond dominance
TCAL continues to bolster status as one of state's best softball
