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February 19, 2026

Missing in Mexico: One condom-mobile

Missing in Mexico: One truck carrying 5,000 condoms, 800 HIV

Furry friends to find forever homes at Sunday adoption fair

Volunteers from the San Martin Animal Shelter are helping shelter dogs and cats find new owners and caring homes on Sunday through an adoption fair set to take place in the parking lot of Gilroy's Village Green Senior Living Community.

‘Balers, Mustangs End in Draw

Gilroy can't capitalize on late penalty kick as rivals battle to

Face to face, deal gets done

City staff finalized a contract with firefighters in record

Five vie to be 2010 Garlic Queen

Breaking with tradition in the hopes of attracting a larger

Dinosaurs make roaring debut at Gilroy Gardens

Not only does Gilroy Gardens have moving dinosaurs, it also has

Poppy’s Top 10 films: This year’s crop of films hits high note

This weekend, movie fans will see some of this year's best short

Spirits catch Gilroy off-guard

Gilroy softball's three-game winning streak came to an end

TENNIS: Khay wins at No. 1 but CHS falls to GHS

A third-set tiebreaker isn't unfamiliar territory for

More Flower Power

Downtown Gets New Begonias, Twinkling Lights Fresh bright red begonias in new hanging planters greeted thousands of visitors to the 15th Annual Garlic City Car Show in downtown Gilroy last Saturday courtesy of the city of Gilroy and a one-time expenditure of just over $1,000 dollars.As pretty as the more than 160 classic cars and trucks showcased along Monterey Street and side streets were the 50 hanging flower baskets, grown and arranged by family-owned and operated Kawahara Nurseries of Gilroy and Morgan Hill, part of a two-day effort to spruce up the district.Moises Rodriguez and Gilberto Bucio of city contractors BrightView Landscaping, were seen affixing the new planters on Aug. 18.The city also purchased twinkling lights for the trees that line Monterey Street in a move the city administrator said was consistent with the City Council’s goal to revitalize downtown.A group of volunteers donning orange vests helped string up the lights and later unpacked boxes and shelved books for the soon-to-open BookBuyers bookstore at the former Dick Bruhn’s Building.The all-hands-on-deck volunteer force and welcoming committee on Aug. 18 were sustained by sandwiches provided by Cafe 152 Bread Company on Fourth and Eigleberry streets.

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