Monthly Archives: October 2012
FIELD HOCKEY: Christopher beats York, 4-0
Sherelle Butler scored twice, Melanie Tanaka and Maddie Peterson each had one goal and the Christopher High field hockey team turned away York 4-0 on Monday.
Look out Gilroy? New outlets make a splash
The Gilroy Welcome Center entices travelers to visit Gilroy by marketing the area’s boutique wineries, proximity to beaches and miles of hiking, and for the “destination shopping” boasted in the 147-store Gilroy Premium Outlets.
Cell phone service providers say, ‘Call me maybe?’
With cell phone and mobile data usage increasingly on the rise and expected to become more vital to Bay Area residents and businesses, providers are working on enhancing their coverage in Morgan Hill and surrounding areas.
Owner of 9Lives arrested for embezzlement
The former executive director of the nonprofit Morgan Hill Downtown Association “systematically” defrauded the organization by embezzling more than $29,000 during at least a two-year period, according to authorities.
REC SOFTBALL: Team Rush gains title
Team Rush won three games Sunday to capture the Co-Rec Winter Fall Softball League title at Las Animas Veterans Park.
Arts discussion on hold until new year
The Gilroy Arts Alliance is asking the City for more than $800,000 for upgrades to their interim building on Monterey Street, a request that City Council decided they need to study more before making any decisions.
Ghost tales: Shadows of San Juan
Elizabeth Zanetta loves to play with her toys.
Celebration marks one-year anniversary of Tara Romero tragedy
On the one-year anniversary of her tragic death, family and friends of Tara Romero are inviting everyone to mark the anniversary and help celebrate a life cut short.
Mi Pueblo Foods vandalized
During the weekend, police responded to auto burglaries, commercial burglaries, vandalism and domestic incidents. Here are a few events:
VOLLEYBALL: Gavilan rallies for five-set win over Foothill
Staring defeat in the face, the Gavilan College women’s volleyball team fought back from a two-sets-to-none hole and a daunting 22-15 deficit in the third set to steal a victory – 17-25, 21-25, 25-23, 25-18, 15-13 – from visiting Foothill College in thrilling fashion Friday night.
