Monthly Archives: August 2018
Rodolfo “Rudy” Silva
Resident of San Jose. Mr. Silva passed away peacefully surrounded by his wife and children on July 25, 2018. Memorial services will be held...
Hot rods brighten Monterey Street
Hot weather had people searching for shade at this year’s Garlic City Car Show on Saturday, Aug. 18.
The event, hosted by the Gilroy Chamber...
SV welcomes students, staff for new year
Third-year principal Patricia Mondragón, along with new assistant principal Zane Boehlke and academic counselors Lilia Cisnero and Claudia Valencia, helped South Valley Middle School...
Judge slices claims in sex lawsuit
A federal judge has dismissed more than half of the 15 “causes for action” cited by a former Gilroy public safety dispatch employee in...
Council denies injury claims
The Gilroy City Council earlier this month rejected claims submitted by three people who said they were injured due to negligence or faulty construction...
2018 Election: School elections set
The final ballots have been set for the Nov. 6 elections for county and local boards of education.
Here are the candidates at a glance:
Santa...
Farm Bureau announces scholarship winners
The Santa Clara County Farm Bureau awarded college scholarships to local high school graduates seeking to major in agriculture.
Morgan Hill’s Haley Bonfante and Jenna...
Veteran Gilroy retailer is optimistic
Dave Peoples is a “glass half full” kind of person, and if you’re going to say his retirement from Garlic City Mercantile is another...
Despite likely losses, rodeo looks to 2019
It's been more than a week since the renewed Gilroy Rodeo weekend ended, and rodeo organizer Erik Martin said this week he is examining...
Supervisors favor banning pot cultivation
California voters may have approved the legalization of cannabis, but the Board of Supervisors in Santa Clara County, the state’s sixth-most populous county, has...
