Monthly Archives: January 2018
Reading volunteers are ‘Fantastic Four’
Not all superheros wear capes, and for the middle schoolers at Luigi Aprea Elementary School: those wearing suit coats and police blue are super...
Landscaper says status of workers important
A landscaping contractor who was passed over for work around Gilroy has told the city council it shouldn’t hire a company that doesn’t check...
Sal protected wife, daughter
This year marks the 40th year in business in Gilroy for Sal Oliveri, owner of Pinnochio’s Pizza.
It’s a year he will never forget.
The year...
Suzanna Egan
Suzanna, 68, Salinas, passed away on January 11, 2018.
She is survived by her husband, Patrick Egan; children, Catherine Gomez, Manuel Serrano and Michael Egan;...
Roger Thomas
Roger Thomas, 83, formerly of Gilroy, passed away on December 19, 2017 in San Francisco after a short battle with cancer.
Roger, managed the Regal...
James Frederick Small
It is with great sadness that we announce that our beloved son, brother, uncle, cousin and nephew, James F. Small has died at the...
December Police Blotter
Dec. 2
11:30 pm: Jorge Munoz was arrested for assault when he choked and punched a victim on Monte Bello Drive.
Dec. 14
12:00 pm: A...
City takes a look at homeless issue
The stabbing of a Gilroy pizza restaurant last week by a homeless man with a criminal record fueled a special public meeting Jan. 17...
Gilroy, Christopher in El Clasico
Whenever Gilroy High plays Christopher High—in any sport—it always carries a little more meaning. The boys soccer teams from the respective schools have extra...
Gumins elevate each other’s play
Brothers Drew and Mason Gumin agree on many things, but there’s one thing they disagree on—who wins when they play NBA 2K.
“We’ve played hundreds...
