Monthly Archives: January 2018
Pinocchio suspect has record of attacks
“Frosty” Allmond, charged in the Jan. 6 stabbing of Pinocchio’s pizza restaurant owner Sal Oliveri, has a long history of homelessness, drug abuse—and knife...
‘Blessing Box’ escapes removal
For more than eight months, volunteers each day have gone to a Monterey Street parking lot in Gilroy and filled a small white cabinet...
LimeBike bike share helps Gilroy go green
In Gilroy, the green economy soon may roll into town in the form of green bicycles.
LimeBike, a bike-share company based in Silicon Valley, will...
Beer business brewing in downtown Gilroy
Downtown Gilroy is going to get a lot more brew-tiful in 2018.
By the end of the year, the downtown will add two new...
Salvador Robert Infelise
Robert Infelise, known affectionately to many as Dr. Bob, passed away of natural causes on January 11, 2018. Born and raised in Hollister, CA...
Karen L. Shurden
Karen Shurden, 69, died peacefully after an illness on January 27, 2018.
She is survived by her son Jordan Reyes, cousins Carlos “Chucky” Benitez and...
Esther Carlyle
Esther Elinor Carlyle passed away in Sunnyvale, CA at the age of 93. She was a longtime resident of Carmel Valley. Esther was born...
Aurea Martin is golden on, off field
In Latin, the female name Aurea means golden. It’s turned out to be an appropriate name for Christopher High junior striker Aurea Martin, whose...
Henry “Papa” Saucedo
It is with great sorrow that the Saucedo Family of Gilroy announces the passing of our beloved Henry “Papa” Saucedo on January 20, 2018....
Gavilan seeking memories for 100th birthday celebration
As Gavilan College prepares for its 100th birthday in 2019, historian Leah Halper is looking for interested parties who attended the college to contribute...
