Monthly Archives: July 2017

A journey of 13,000 miles by foot was nearly thwarted on Thursday when Army veteran Eli Smith, who is on a hike to all four corners of the country, suffered a heat stroke while passing through Gilroy on Monterey Road in last week’s heat. He started his walk more than 2,700 miles away in Pensacola, FL.

Former world champion Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero is hard at work preparing for his main event showdown with unbeaten Omar Figueroa that headlines Premier Boxing Champions on Fox and Fox Deportes July 15 in the first boxing event at the newly renovated Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

I read Successful Smaller Downtowns & Business Districts: What Every Businessperson, Property Owner, and Municipal Official Should Know, by John L. Gann Jr., and got some inspirations for downtown Gilroy.

Succulent fare, a beautiful garden ambiance, fine wine and clucking chickens, the hits at the first Farm to Table Dinner this year at the Gilroy Demonstration Garden. Volunteers from the garden hosted the evening as part of a fundraising drive to keep the Eden of downtown Gilroy on Eigleberry Street growing, but also to celebrate community and to show off seven years of progress of the community garden.

Nearly 700 of all ages participate in annual freedom 5K, 1 mile

Hildie, age 90, was born in Ridgewood, NY. She peacefully passed away in San Jose surrounded by her loving Family who will miss her dearly.

Passed peacefully from natural causes on Monday, June 26, 2017 surrounded by her loving family at her home in Hollister, California at the age of 86.

Cindy Cross passed away peacefully, surrounded by family and friends at Stanford Hospital while fighting to recover from a heart transplant.

Loudest in history, some said

Sheryl Cathers uses public utility boxes as her canvas