Man dies on cross-country bike trip
He was biking with a friend to raise awareness of and funds for
Locals lend a hand to victims of Sandy
The American Red Cross Silicon Valley Chapter has sent 18 more local volunteers to New York and New Jersey, in addition to the 20 previously deployed, to provide assistance to clients affected by superstorm Sandy and the Nor’Easter along the coast. A total of 127 volunteers have now been deployed from the Monterey and San Francisco Bay Areas – including Tom Busk of Gilroy and Patricia DeWitt of Morgan Hill.
Sleeping, exercising, eating her way healthier
According to Lani Yoshimura, you couldn't tell how much weight
Eyesore of the week: Luchessa Avenue
Excess trash and littler lining both sides of the street
Stories of Service: Glenn Brem
In this Story of Service, Gilroy-native Glenn Brem talks about
Gilroy bids Godspeed to the King of Croutons
As the bagpiper in green plaid kilt played last Saturday, more
Red Barn advocates aim to block demolition, re-purpose facility
The iconic yet long-neglected “Red Barn,” as locals call it, lodged within Christmas Hill Park has existed on borrowed time ever since the City Council called off the bulldozers last February, following an impassioned plea from the president of the Gilroy Historical Society, Connie Rogers.
Letter to the Sports Editor: If I was General Manager of the San Jose Sharks
I didn’t grow up watching hockey. I’m an Ohio born California girl who grew up watching football and boxing for that is what my father watched the most when it came to sports. I never imagined I would ever become a hockey fan. I was 26 when I went to my first hockey game with my boyfriend; now husband who’s the biggest Sharks fan that I know. Being the hockey nut that he is, hockey is often talked about in our home and this evening we had discussion that I thought that I would share.




















