Monthly Archives: September 2012
Austin Watch: Gilroy teen makes debut on ‘The X Factor,’ impresses judges
Christopher High School junior Austin Corini, 16, finally got his big televised moment in the national spotlight Wednesday during the premiere of his pre-taped auditions in Greensboro, N.C. for the TV music competition known as "The X Factor."
NFL and referees reach agreement to end lockout
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The NFL's referee nightmare has come to an end. In the wake of unceasing criticism, impatient anger and awfully bad publicity, the NFL and the union that represents it regular game officials came to a new eight-year labor agreement late Wednesday night, a source confirmed to the Record. The agreement was confirmed by both the NFL and NFLRA shortly after midnight when they released a joint statement that read as follows:
Scrapbook Sept. 24-28, 2012
ENGAGEMENT: Teruel/Martinez: Baltazar and Veronica Teruel of Hollister announce the engagement of their daughter, Gabriella Isabelle Teruel, to Michael Anthony Martinez of San Martin.
Adults take journey of Catholic faith
Most people become Roman Catholic during their infancy. Parents and godparents participate in the sacrament of baptism during a Mass celebrated at their local parish church, and years later they remember this important entrance into their Christian faith only through photos taken at the time.
Plea hearing continued again for Sierra LaMar murder suspect
The suspect in the kidnapping and murder of missing 15-year-old Sierra LaMar waived his right to appear in court again today as his plea hearing was continued to Oct. 30.
Poppy Jasper has something for everyone
The ninth annual Poppy Jasper International Short Film Festival, which runs Oct. 10 to 14, will be full of fun times for film fans and filmmakers. MHAT-19 is a sponsor of the event, and many of our public access TV station’s volunteers are giving their time and talent to make this year’s Poppy Jasper the biggest and best film festival for the South Valley so far.
San Diego: A shimmering cultural gem
Think of San Diego and immediately beaches, sun, fun and the Coronado Hotel comes to mind. But the history of San Diego makes it a destination of rich, super interesting facts that have created the magnificent city it is today.
It’s county fair time – and watch for foxtails
Every year, it’s the last, but certainly not the least. We’re talking county fair time once again. And this final one is the San Benito County Fair at the Bolado Park Fairgrounds, just south of Hollister.
