What’s in a name? – Some serious cash
Candy.com is not a particularly attractive site; experienced Web
Business briefs: Chamber accepting award nominations
The Gilroy Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the
Irene Fairman joins MH Coldwell
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage announced Irene Fairman has affiliated with the company as a sales associate in its Morgan Hill office. Fairman will specialize in residential sales in Santa Clara Valley.
Business Briefs: Anritsu earns award for test equipment
Anritsu Corporation, based in Morgan Hill, has earned the
County pushes new sales tax after federal cuts
Santa Clara County supervisors voted unanimously today to ask voters to approve new sales taxes that will place half the county in the double digit bracket. The higher taxes are needed to close a projected billion-dollar budget shortfall they say is the result of...
Sobrato Cancer Center receives recognition
The Sobrato Cancer Center at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center (SCVMC) has been recognized by the Quality Oncology Practice Initiative Certification Program. SCVMC is the only public/government hospital in California to receive certification, which demonstrates a commitment to excellence and ongoing quality improvement. The Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI®) Certification Program is an affiliate of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. The certification is for three years from designation, which was achieved on March 26, 2013. The Sobrato Cancer Center achieved certification by meeting core standards in all areas of treatment, including treatment planning, staff training and education, chemotherapy orders and drug preparation, patient consent and education, safe chemotherapy administration and monitoring and assessment of patient well-being.
Hays selected for Nautilus membership
Allen Hays, of Gilroy, who has been an agent with New York Life
Business briefs: Arteaga’s program wins award
Arteaga's Super Save Market in Gilroy helped orchestrate one of
Rotary Club, GUSD team up for more books, trees
The Rotary Club of Gilroy on June 12 launched the first phase of its new program, “Trees to Read Under,” by delivering 390 new books to Gilroy school libraries. The program is funded through an Amazon Web Services grant.
“Trees to Read Under” is a...
Business Briefs: Anritsu receives new product award
Anritsu Company, based in Morgan Hill, announces that its