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Vrooom – it’s a gas!

April 18, 2003

GILROY

March 6, 2007

Gilroy

February 1, 2008

Looking for a place to watch the big game and give back to the

March 14, 2007

San Benito keeps mistakes at a minimum, beats GHS in 4 games

January 8, 2004

November 6, 2009

GILROY - It is never too late to turn a season around.

Gas Up, Profits Down

October 6, 2005

Beef jerky sales are down in Gilroy.

Clubs won’t perform if they don’t fit

August 15, 2003

I was recently invited to play a surprise round of golf while

May 27, 2010

April showers might bring May flowers, but May showers pose a

Business Profile: InfoPower Communications

November 16, 2006

location: 7446 Rosanna Street

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Basketball: Christopher boys finish 19-8 for second place in league

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How Gilroy’s Small Businesses Are Adapting to a Digital-First Economy

April 2, 2026

Letter: Preserve Wheeler Auditorium’s place in Gilroy history

April 2, 2026

Acclaimed film festival brings weeklong celebration to South Valley

April 2, 2026

Literacy program reaches South County residents

April 2, 2026

LITTLE LEAGUE: Gilroy Little League regular season champs crowned

Open space preserve in Morgan Hill celebrates more access with new bridge

Videos of the Garlic queen talent competition

Rare Glimpses of Christmases Past

Players play well enough for victory

Vrooom – it’s a gas!

City Looks For Resident Input on Forest Street Park Renovation

Looking for a place to watch the Super Bowl?

‘Balers Spike Gilroy in TCAL Opener

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Big game for Mustang seniors

Gas Up, Profits Down

Clubs won’t perform if they don’t fit

Crops challenged by rainy weather

Business Profile: InfoPower Communications

SOCIAL MEDIA

Basketball: Christopher boys finish 19-8 for second place in league

How Gilroy’s Small Businesses Are Adapting to a Digital-First Economy

Letter: Preserve Wheeler Auditorium’s place in Gilroy history

Acclaimed film festival brings weeklong celebration to South Valley

Literacy program reaches South County residents