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April 8, 2026

Saint Louise switches to electronic medical records

Saint Louise Regional Hospital has moved into using an electronic medical record system so its patients can have quick and secure access to their medical data. 

Toy drive for sick children a success

Sunday's brunch and toy drive at the Milias Restaurant garnered more than 400 toys for children who will be spending the Christmas holiday in the hospital. 

Storm passes through Gilroy, dry weather expected this week

The weekend weather had Gilroyans staying warm inside their homes, where folks hid from the rain, kept safe from localized flooding and avoided treacherous driving conditions. 

UPDATED: Mary Cortani still a ‘Hero’ in Gilroyans’ eyes

More than 50 Operation Freedoms Paws supporters and friends of Gilroy's own Mary Cortani were glued to four television screens upstairs at Station 55 Bar & Grill Sunday night to watch CNN's “Top 10 Heroes Tribute Show,” where the winner of CNN's 2012 “Hero of the Year” would be revealed during the finale of a live broadcast streamed from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.

Child porn suspect pleads not guilty

The Gilroy man who was arrested by the FBI in October for two felony counts of child pornography plead not guilty Oct. 29 in federal court. 

North Bound moves into tie for first place in softball

North Bound rallied past the Borrachos 10-9 Tuesday at Las Animas Park to move into a tie for first place with idle Those Guys in the Men's E Winter Softball League standings.

GOLF TIPS: Mourning a dear friend

I lost a great friend and mentor this past month in Hall of Fame golf instructor Jim Flick. He taught golf for more than 50 years, and he died of cancer at the age of 82. He was considered one of the top three golf instructors of the 20th century.

Nathan’s toy drive

Instead of being tucked in bed at home with visions of sugarplums dancing in his head on Christmas Eve two years ago, 3-year-old leukemia patient Nathan Heredia was confined to a hospital bed and hooked up to IVs in the isolation unit at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital in Palo Alto.

Letter to readers from the publisher

Dear Readers, Beginning Dec. 1, subscribers to the print edition of the newspaper will continue to enjoy free access to the fresh daily news on our website. Non-subscribers, however, will be invited to either purchase a digital-only subscription for $22 per quarter or a print subscription for $65 annually which comes with free access to the web and mobile applications.

Amoretto Boutique reopens in beautiful downtown building

Calling all Gilroy fashionistas: The stylish Amoretto Boutique – formerly located on Eigleberry Street behind Station 55 – is upping the classy factor and getting comfy in its new downtown digs.

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