BASEBALL: Errors disrupt Mustangs’ effort in 9-5 loss
A wayward sixth inning cost the GHS baseball team a chance to
Faces of fallen soldiers never forgotten
The tragic attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 continue to weigh heavily on the hearts of many Americans, especially armed forces veterans, citizens with military ties and families of service men and women who perished in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. With the 10-year anniversary of 9/11 attacks approaching, the Dispatch spoke with several locals who are forever linked to the nation's military and whose lives were forever changed that day.
Neither rain nor tough rounds will stop Terry Mayes after Senior Women’s Am
Terry Mayes just can’t let go of golf.
San Martin Lions to change lives through play
San Martin will soon get a new community-built playground at 12415 Murphy Ave.
Preserving the Past: The first ranchers of Gilroy and Santa Clara County
Throughout the centuries the horseman’s blood has run through the veins of our ancestors, from the early days of old Spain to Mexico and on into California and present-day Santa Clara County and Gilroy.
Cattle ranching techniques were brought from Espana and improved upon to...
Shelter sees increase in abandoned horses
The cream-colored Azteca stallion with a black mane and tail
Noteworthy: Trailblazing music teacher recognized
A little girl with perky brown pigtails and chipped pink
