Community

Three Mustangs make First-Team, four others receive year-end

Priorities in order for a refocused GHS boys soccer

GILROY

Patrons to downtown Gilroy can enjoy the easy connection between free public parking and the heart of the city.

The year was 1971 when two young college freshmen at San Jose State University would meet. Evelia Morales and Pedro “Jaime” Rosso didn’t yet know it, but they had found their hearts’ desire, unmistakable partners in life and business.The two young lovers, each with a different story and background—together would make an immeasurable mark in their community. They own the biggest local premium furniture retailer in the South Valley, with locations in Gilroy and Morgan Hill.

GILROY—Delicate repairs to one of Gilroy’s most iconic landmarks are on hold awaiting city approvals that might come too late to save the Old Presbyterian Church from even worse weather damage.

There are thousands of dollars just waiting in a “community savings account' to be given to those who do good work in Gilroy.

On her personal website, Shelley Olds eloquently writes that she is “always searching for that unequivocal high that comes from victory in sport,” and that “there is nothing that makes me happier than finishing a race and exceeding my own expectations.”