Monthly Archives: September 2018
Christopher volleyball always solid
Allison Duross doesn’t get intimidated whenever she has to play the best teams in the Central Coast Section. After all, the Christopher High junior...
Bonanza Days parade is Saturday
The Leadership Gilroy Class of 2018 is re-introducing a taste of the original Gilroy Bonanza Days to the community with a parade on Saturday,...
Gilroy the front runner for league title
Meghan Popma grew up with two older brothers who never took it easy on her. The Gilroy High senior credits her upbringing for helping...
Diana Rothe
Diana passed away at her home in the presence of her family on Tuesday, September 11, 2018 after a long and courageous battle against...
Candidates have plans for downtown
Businesses in downtown Gilroy have begun to show their support for City Council candidates, placing lawn signs in their windows. Candidates, meanwhile, are making...
11 proposals will crowd state ballots
In addition to the long list of contests for state and local offices, plus county and city ballot measures, Californians also will be asked...
Hirokawa blames county for snafu
For a contest marked by so much scandal and mudslinging leading up to the June primary, the Santa Clara County sheriff’s race seemed oddly...
Medieval Faire returns
Nearly 10,000 people were transported to the past when the Northern California Renaissance Faire kicked off its six-weekend extravaganza on Saturday, Sept. 15.
Visitors...
Ribbon cut on new math building
Gilroy High School’s new two-story mathematics building, located on the back side of the 750 W. 10th St. campus, has been officially opened for...
Vet trades uniform for Gavilan pads
For soldiers in Army green, unless they're career military professionals, there's life after the military. There's life after football too.
Gavilan College two-way starter Branden...
