17th annual auction fundraiser: WERC on the weekend
The Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center held its 17th annual Barbecue and Auction Saturday. The organization uses this event to not only recognize its sponsors and volunteers, but also allow the public to bid on various donated prizes in auction while educating them to respect nature.
A new chapter in store for Old City Hall
Downtown’s grandest and most iconic landmark will come alive again with music, laughter and good food if the owners of Station 55 Bar & Grill seal the deal on a new lease with the city.
This Sunday at the Gilroy Farmers’ Market: Trade soda for healthy produce
The Gilroy Farmers' Market has been enjoying a healthy turnout as of late.
Man behind anti-Obama display says he’s not racist; ‘I’m trying to get a response’
Blake Lebeck constructed the controversial political display outside his east Morgan Hill home not to offend minorities or promote racism as some passersby have suggested, but to draw attention to the perils he says the country faces if President Barack Obama wins re-election in the Nov. 6 election.
After third inspection, Saint Louise passes CMS survey
Medicare funding for South County’s only hospital is no longer in jeopardy of being cut off, since Saint Louise Regional Hospital received a green light from the organization that oversees compliance with health and safety standards for patients.
