Monthly Archives: September 2018
Christopher Ranch boosts wages
The approximately 600 workers at Christopher Garlic’s production facility in Gilroy in July received a raise that’s part of an aggressive plan to increase...
Bike path, roundabout change Hecker Pass
The new houses and new businesses that have been replacing fields of crops and flowers along Hecker Pass Road (Highway 152) over the past...
Phase two of sewer work set for Sept. 10
The rehabilitation of an aging sewer line along First Street from Wayland Lane to Monterey Street in Gilroy was completed in late August, the...
Understand city finance
The General Election is just a few months away, and voters in Gilroy have a number of candidates to consider for the all-important positions...
Serve the community
To the Editor, The role of a city commissioner is one that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Commissioners are appointed by the City Council after...
Candidates Growing Smarter
With great pride we endorse these candidates for Gilroy City Council:
For the two-year seat, Carol Marques.
As a member of Gilroy Growing Smarter’s Executive Committee,...
Vote for Marie Blankley
To the Editor, The General Election is just a few months away, and voters in Gilroy have a number of candidates to consider in...
Gavilan seeks greatest season yet
On paper, this year’s Gavilan College women’s volleyball team could be the best one yet since coach Kevin Kramer took over the program 12...
Cougars rally but fall in thriller
In 2017, the Live Oak and Christopher football teams needed double overtime to decide the outcome. Friday night, the teams’ latest game was no...
