Monthly Archives: January 2018
Gavilan College reduces cost of bonds
Due to an interest rate cut on its bond refinancing, Gavilan Joint Community College District has reduced the amount district taxpayers must repay for...
Aguilar knows what it’ll take to win state
Nic Aguilar knows what it’s like to have a state championship within his grasp—literally—only to have it slip away. In last year’s 113-pound title...
Bill Clem
Bill Clem went to be with his Lord and Savior on January 21, 2018.
He was a Foremen for a local builder in Gilroy. He...
Otmar Otto Silberstein
Otmar Otto Silberstein passed away on December 15, 2017 at the age of 96. Born in Graz, Austria, he came to the United States...
Sharon Clausen
Sharon S. Clausen, 87, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, on January 16, 2018 in Naples, FL.
Sharon was married...
Golden State Brew and Grill open for business
Good news beer lovers, the Golden State Brew and Grill has officially opened and they're already pouring their suds for thirsty Gilroyans.
Owner/brewer Seth...
Popular Instagramers hit up Gilroy
How often do you say to yourself, "That is what I should be doing for a living." ?
For Breann Chiero and Christian Medice, co-founders...
City hall packed to talk crime and homelessness
“Nobody wants to be homeless,” shouted Rachel Kogan, a 17-year old senior at Christopher High School in response to Gilroy businessman John Webster, who...
Christopher has what it takes to win MBL
The Christopher High girls soccer team showed plenty of promise in a 2016-2017 season that concluded with a 1-0 loss to eventual Central Coast...
Wipe Out Watch fights grime
When a graffiti tagger strikes—such as the two who tagged the Gilroy Dispatch office around 5 pm on Tuesday with a crude pink stamp—grime...
