Monthly Archives: October 2018
Rams are playing full speed ahead
Late in the second set of last Friday’s match, Kevin Kramer sat quietly on a chair and stared ahead. The Gavilan College women’s volleyball...
Steelhead rescuer begins trek to Capitol
Feet, don't fail those fish now.
Herman Garcia, the founder and primary driver of CHEER, Coast Habitat Education and Environmental Reform, set off Oct. 13...
Fate of contracts, pensions uncertain
Santa Clara County's $235 million bid to buy St. Louise and O'Connor hospitals, if accepted, will not negatively affect services offered at the hospitals,...
A Q&A with Gavilan College board candidates
The Dispatch sent three questions to all of the local candidates for the Gavilan College Board of Trustees in contested races for the Nov....
Pick of the the patch
For much of the country, the fall season means cooler weather, changing leaves and pumpkin spice. Where there is no cool weather to be...
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 local candidates at a...
Letters: Development and politics
Not fake news
“Fake news” is the accusatory term used by Phill Laursen in his Oct. 5 Dispatch letter toward Dan Harney supporters. He goes...
More than 10,000 attend tamal festival
Sweet or savory, meat or veggie—more than 10,000 people lined up for tamales at the fifth annual Gilroy Tamal Festival in downtown Gilroy on...
Former officer set for plea Nov. 9
Chad Browning, the former Hollister Police officer who allegedly drove a stolen vehicle onto a crowded athletic field at Gilroy High School last month,...
Christopher girls play inspired golf
For Samantha Vogel, playing golf has been downright inspiring. The Christopher High senior started hitting balls on the range when she was 5 or...
