MH movie theater to show Sony’s ‘The Interview’
Morgan Hill’s Cinelux Tennant Station Stadium 11 is among about 300 theaters nationwide that will show Sony Pictures’ “The Interview” when in opens Christmas Day, Dec. 25, according the film’s Facebook page.
Mild, dry weather forecast for majority of Christmas holiday
Update: A very narrow, fast-moving band of rain has hit South County in the late Wednesday afternoon, although it is not expected last much longer, according to National Weather Service Forecaster Bob Benjamin.
Doing it all
Volunteers bustled about in the Community Solutions warehouse in Gilroy on a recent morning, working behind the scenes to make the holidays memorable for South County families with children who have the least.
Chorus of concerns rises on pending hospital deal
Citing “unfair business practices” as their biggest concern, 18 U.S. Congress members from California urged the state’s Attorney General Kamala Harris to reject the sale of six hospitals in the Daughters of Charity Health System to Prime Healthcare Services. That includes Gilroy’s Saint Louise Regional Hospital.
Spirit of Morgan Hill softball to host tryouts
The Spirit of Morgan Hill softball team will host registration for the upcoming season from 9 a.m. to noon Jan. 10 and 17 at Betsey's in Morgan Hill.
DUB baseball, softball tryouts
DUB will host an informational meeting about its Dynasty program at 6 p.m. Jan. 7 at Live Oak High School's Science Lecture Hall.
NFL Flag football registration
Registration is now open for the 2015 winter season of the South Valley Flag Football League.
Honoring the sacrifices beneath each headstone
As the fog cleared Saturday morning, community members gathered at cemeteries in Gilroy and Morgan Hill to pay a tribute to—and to reflect on the loss of—every veteran buried in South County. More than 250 volunteers at ceremonies in both cities laid pine wreaths near the headstones of approximately 1,000 local veterans as part of Wreaths Across America after raising $16,000 to pay for materials.
Gilroy family looks for holiday ‘miracle’
GILROY—To a stranger, Stefani Miller and her three children look ready for Christmas. The family’s tree is decorated and their stockings all hung with care—even Peanut’s, the family dog. But the gingerbread houses and peppermint bark serve as a distraction from the ever-present reminder that this Christmas won’t be like years past.
