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February 9, 2026

Hospital workers consider second one-day strike

The prospect of small wage increases and higher insurance

Hope soars

A red-tailed hawk nursed back to health by local volunteers

No more Bush, no more hair

A Morgan Hill native, William Ruge, hadn't cut his hair for four

Meeting the bilingual ed challenge

Katy Stonebloom, coordinator of English Language Development at

Sobrato Breaks Ground on Center

John Michael Sobrato, left, Gilroy Mayor Al Pinheiro, far right, and other dignitaries break ground Thursday at the Sobrato Transitional Center on Monterey Highway. The shelter will provide 140 beds for single adults and families along with services such as job training and counseling. The center is being built in conjunction with a 60-unit low-income apartment complex. The facilities will open next year.

Residents: keep ban on Jet Skis

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