A novel forged in the flames
Learning to build a fire seven years ago sparked an idea that became Jordan Rosenfeld's literary piece de resistance, a novel of a burn survivor who discovers a dark secret and the power to heal.
New biopsy procedure at Saint Louise
Saint Louise Regional Hospital, located at 9300 No Name Uno Road in Gilroy is now offering women a minimally invasive procedure if a breast biopsy is required. The new method utilizes ultrasound or stereotactic x-ray imaging along with a probe that is inserted through a small incision in the patient's skin.
Eagle Ridge resident speaks out against new parking regulations
A recent change in overnight curbside parking rules at the Eagle Ridge residential development, located just off Santa Clara Boulevard and Highway 152 in Gilroy, has left one resident irate.
CHS spearheads Operation Interdependence drive; donations welcome
It’s that time of year again, when Christopher High School students and staff roll up their sleeves and do a good thing for servicemen and women by participating in Operation Interdependence.
Teddy bears on patrol
On March 6, the Gilroy Exchange Club is set to present Gilroy's Chief of Police Denise Turner with an assortment of Teddy bears collected by the Exchange Club's “Teddy Bear Patrol” project.
Good golly! G-fest ups cook-off purse to $5,000
Goodness, gracious, great cloves of garlic: Event organizers behind Gilroy's internationally-renown foodie extravaganza have sweetened (or spiced?) the 1st, 2nd and 3rd-place prizes for the event's signature competition.
Roots for a bluegrass mecca
Almost every Thursday night one of the oldest buildings in Morgan Hill is filled with raw American sounds. Varying octaves of stringed instruments bounce off one another in a melodious and rhythmic hum, underlying a harmony of vocal verses with high energy that contrasts the often somber lyrics.
Gilroy has deep – and growing – roots as ‘Tree City USA’
Gilroy has something in common with the likes of Beverly Hills, Berkeley, Santa Barbara, Las Vegas, Dallas, Miami and New York.
So long, Saturday mail
The decision by the U.S. Postal Service to stop Saturday mail delivery beginning Aug. 5 has left customers nationwide wondering what's next for the beleaguered government agency.























