Monthly Archives: November 2019
Diokno, Tabron sign to play in college
Maya Tabron doesn't get emotional too often. But whenever high school athletes sign their letter of intents to play a sport in college—as Tabron...
Gilroy’s CHEER cleaning up illegal dump in Hollister
The San Benito River meanders under Highway 156 along the western boundary of Hollister, past the city’s waste treatment facility, through farmland and along...
Composting facility hopes to grow
A draft environmental impact report for Z-Best Products’ proposed expansion of its composting facility on Highway 25 at the Santa Clara/San Benito County line...
Outlets prepped for shopping storm
The Gilroy Premium Outlets last week were busy preparing for the swarms of people who come from all over the world in the hopes...
Gym hands out free turkeys
Members of Pound 4 Pound Sports Fitness in downtown Gilroy, with signs in hand and no shortage of enthusiasm, were drawing in Monterey Street...
New shelter reaches milestone
A new animal shelter campus under construction in San Martin reached a major milestone Nov. 22, when crews placed the structure’s final steel beam.
Santa...
Power shutoffs and fire safety
Like you, I am frustrated with how PG&E has been handling power shutoffs in our county.
PG&E’s decision to execute power shutoffs is very costly,...
7,000 housing units in 20 years?
The Gilroy City Council recommended a scenario Nov. 18 that could add more than 7,000 housing units over the next 20 years.
The preferred land...
Gilroy Foundation grant cycle opens in Dec.
The 2020 Grant Cycle opens on Dec. 1 and closes on Jan. 31, 2020.
All nonprofits with a 501(c)(3) status, GUSD schools, and Gilroy City...
County business fair set
The County of Santa Clara’s Procurement Department is hosting the Business Diversity Fair Dec. 2.
Various county departments and agencies will be on-site to meet...
