Monthly Archives: July 2018
Wet noses find trail
Taking your dog for a walk can be an adventure.
Just ask Blake Weaver, senior ranger with Santa Clara County parks who has been hosting...
Gilroy Unified names two new principals
Gilroy native Jeremy Dirks was promoted from vice principal at South Valley Middle School to principal at Christopher High School for the 2018-19 school...
Grand jury says officers need more training
A Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury report highlights the growing need for police to be extensively trained in how to deal with an...
‘Walkable, bikeable’ future is now
It’s a Saturday afternoon in Gilroy, and the family is looking for something to do. You decide to stay local and get the bikes...
Values show continued growth in 2018
The value of property in Gilroy increased by $565.5 million in 2017, a growth rate of 6.95 percent, slightly below the countywide rate, Santa...
Gilroy supe ‘confident’ deal will get done
Gilroy Unified School District’s top executive is confident that a new contract for the teachers union will be reached before the start of the...
Thieves steal $90K worth of sunglasses
Gilroy Police are looking for four suspects who stole about $90,000 worth of designer sunglasses from a store at the Premium Outlets.
The theft occurred...
Bravery vs. Babbittry at the City Council
Dear editor,
The many concerned citizens at the July 3 City Council meeting endured a very long and tedious sales pitch for Skippy Spiering’s Apartment...
Robert J. “Bob” Lindeleaf
Robert J. “Bob” Lindeleaf (77) died peacefully on Friday, July 6, 2018 at his home.
Bob was born and raised in Gilroy, CA. He graduated...
More than 60 cited for illegal fireworks
The evening of July 4 was a busy night for the Gilroy Police Department, which fielded more than 400 calls for service and wrote...
