Monthly Archives: September 2009
With brakes on high-speed rail project, let’s look at our options
Superior Court Judge Michael Kenney's ruling in a lawsuit over
Police briefs: CHS vandalized after only four days, gang fights abound, and more
About 3:15 p.m. Thursday, a 16-year-old male was walking near
Priest returns to St. Catherine Church
The Rev. Mark Arnzen became pastor of St. Catherine Roman
Community Pulse: Downtown thriving in two years?
Do you believe downtown Gilroy will be thriving in two
Swine flu: plan, not prediction
This week the White House released estimates of how a
Joanne C. Rossi
Born June 4th, 1932 to Ann and Gordon Chappell, Joanne was the youngest of three children. She met and married her beloved husband Ray Rossi (deceased) and spent many happy years raising their three children, here in Gilroy. Joanne is survived by her sons Paul, Alan (and wife Kimberlee and their two children David and Sarah), and daughter Elaine Postigo (and husband Richard and their two children, Justin and Tara), her brother Robert Chappell and sister in-law, Rene (and nephew Marty and his family).
Catch of a lifetime
Boys and girls from the Gilroy Community Youth Center were
DA: No charges soon for MACSA administrators
The district attorney's office does not expect to announce
We had some good times, Gilroy
I've never been good at goodbyes. Most of my life it's been a
Red Phone: Curbing issues at curbs
In the Sept. 5, 2008, edition, I asked why the resident on Ayer
