Monthly Archives: May 2015
Gilroy man dies in Mountain View motorcycle wreck
MOUNTAIN VIEW—A Gilroy man was killed in a motorcycle collision in Mountain View Thursday morning, police there reported.
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Free concert series
Prep Baseball: Gilroy-native Whitehouse inks with Doane
WATSONVILLE—Baseball is more than a sport for Aaron Whitehouse. For the Monte Vista Christian senior, it’s become a way to keep his father’s memory alive.
When will Suburban Propane leave Luchessa and Monterey?
With the new housing construction on Luchessa Avenue, how soon will Suburban Propane be required to move out?
Secrets robo-advisor sites are keeping from you
Everything is going digital. There are even companies that sell a suite of services called “robo-advisors” that offers subscribers a “low-cost, algorithm-derived, passive strategic asset allocation.” Service providers claim that using their technology platform, investors no longer need to use a financial advisor.
State upgrades Gilroy’s 9-1-1 system
GILROY—Gilroy’s 9-1-1 emergency communications system will get a nearly $300,000 state-of-the-art overhaul at no cost to the city.
Here’s why the Welcome Center is vital to Gilroy
The May 15, 2015, issue of the Gilroy Dispatch article on the Gilroy Welcome Center has prompted this letter. My hope is that the community will reach out to elected officials and that the City Administrator will take an active role in explaining the positive, financial benefit this public-private organization brings to the City of Gilroy.
Parents, ex-board members revolt at Gilroy charter school
GILROY—On the heels of a co-founding teacher’s resignation, unhappy parents at Gilroy’s only charter school want its director fired and have asked the city’s public school board to look into alleged irregularities and failures at the four-year-old academic powerhouse.
University kids home on break
It’s summer and parents of college students know one thing: it’s the time of year when your little birds find their way back to the nest, hauling a trailer full of stuff they collected over the last two semesters.
