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December 21, 2025

Christopher High goes to Russia and Vice Versa

The first difference Alexandra Aga, 17, noticed on her first visit to Gilroy from Moscow was that people here wear shoes indoors.

First Street Coffee Owner Leaving the Grind

After 11 years of lattes and au laits, mochas and macchiatos, Konni Thomas is giving up the grind at her First Street Coffee House clutch and selling the popular java joint.

Hecker Pass Closed for Two Nights, Starting Wednesday

As part of an emergency project to repair a slope south of Mount Madonna Inn on Hwy. 152 near Watsonville, just south of the Santa Cruz/Santa Clara County line that began late January, Hwy. 152 will have two overnight full closures for cross culvert replacement on Wednesday, March 29 and Thursday, March 30, Caltrans officials have announced.

BUSINESS: New Jobs; Help Local Biz

Performance Food Group, a distributor and processor of fresh-cut produce throughout the United States has proposed a 241,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution facility with office space on 30 acres at 5480 Monterey Road, south of the Garlic Farm rest stop. The company would relocate Performance Food Group’s current location in Santa Cruz.

Women in Leadership, Free Prom Dresses, Ukes

Women in Leadership

Business: St. Paddy’s Day in Gilroy, Downtown Construction

No matter how determined you might be to support businesses downtown, you’re bound to find yourself shopping and eating on First Street, which is a big hub of Gilroy commerce.

Christopher High Singer in Competition for “The Voice”

Christopher High School student Iseph de la Merced, was shocked when he got the news that he’d been selected over some 20,000 people to be one of the top contenders for the TV singing competition, “The Voice.”

Hollister Man Dies in Gilroy Crash

A 36-year-old Hollister man died  Monday on Highway 101 south of Monterey Street, according to the California Highway Patrol when his motorcycle hit a truck.

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