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Gilroy 11s End Season in Style

July 26, 2007

The only thing able to stop the Gilroy 11-year-old girls

Barks Could Bite Pocketbook

July 26, 2007

It's late at night, you're going to bed, and the dog next door

Larsen’s Love for Horses Started Early

July 26, 2007

If diamonds are a woman's best friend, horses are a little

A Warm Festival to be Sure – But Nothing Alarming

July 26, 2007

All atmospheric signs point to picture perfect weather for the

Abrupt End to the Endless Car Wash

July 26, 2007

There's a lot going on at the Methodist Church this week. A car

City Clears Way for Self-service Laundry Facility

July 26, 2007

After months of confusion, two businessmen have resolved a

Softball All-Stars Smack Competition

July 25, 2007

Gilroy's girls definitely know their way around the diamond. In

Same Old Garlic Festival? Not by a Long Shot

July 25, 2007

Even for perennial visitors to Gilroy's yearly festival, there's

Gilroy’s Claim to Fame is Still Safe

July 25, 2007

Time often dulls a reputation, and in recent years, a growing

Hospital Chief Resigns

July 25, 2007

In a move that shocked his closest associates, Ted Fox, the man

Christopher High Class of 2026 graduates with strength, resilience

Gilroy High Class of 2026 celebrates their community

Letter: Gilroy is not ready for data center impacts

Letter: We the people matter as much as billionaires

Santa Clara County teen’s volunteering produces valuable wildlife data

Gilroy 11s End Season in Style

Barks Could Bite Pocketbook

Larsen’s Love for Horses Started Early

A Warm Festival to be Sure – But Nothing Alarming

Abrupt End to the Endless Car Wash

City Clears Way for Self-service Laundry Facility

Softball All-Stars Smack Competition

Same Old Garlic Festival? Not by a Long Shot

Gilroy’s Claim to Fame is Still Safe

Hospital Chief Resigns

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Christopher High Class of 2026 graduates with strength, resilience

Gilroy High Class of 2026 celebrates their community

Letter: Gilroy is not ready for data center impacts

Letter: We the people matter as much as billionaires

Santa Clara County teen’s volunteering produces valuable wildlife data