Sublime times at Solis: Winery fares wonderfully in three state competitions
One of Gilroy's own is "living the California dream" after nabbing top honors in three separate wine competitions, Solis Winery announced today via press release.
3 letters: Obama get back to work, stop sign needed and it’s about the owner, not the pit bull
President Obama has found time to golf; too bad he hasn’t also had time to fix economy
With three candidates officially in the mayor’s race, who is your choice to lead Gilroy?
• Don Gage ... hands down. Don has the experience in both city and county government seats and has always put “Gilroy first.” • Dion Bracco. I gave him my word months ago. What good is my word if I don't keep it? • Don Gage. Don is very collaborative, considerate and open-minded. He has strong ties at the county level and will ensure Gilroy receives our fair share of resources and representation. I also feel Don Gage considers the good of the entire community. The other candidates seem to be myopic in who they represent, creating a very divisive atmosphere. • Dion Bracco. Although I wish he would have been more transparent with his past, I do believe he is the best person for the job. His heart and soul are for Gilroy and I support him. • My choice would be Don Gage. He has the demonstrated experience and the “ability” to get things done. Pretty clear choice in my opinion. • Based on his logic, leadership, personality, experience, track record, I will vote for Don Gage. • Don Gage. Mr. Gage is a tried and true leader with a vast amount of experience and contacts within Gilroy, Santa Clara County, Bay Area and Sacramento. Mr Gage has demonstrated his leadership in past roles and Gilroy Council member, Gilroy mayor, county commissioner, and most recently Santa Clara Valley Water District. His skills and management style will benefit Gilroy for the next four years. • Undecided. We could use fresh and new faces in our local government going forward. • I choose Don Gage. I feel with his past experience and connections he will be a valuable asset for our community. • Don Gage. His record, like the record of his opponents, speaks for itself. Don’s record is why I support him. • Gage is a proven leader, an integral part of our community who can unite our divided City Council and inspire them to act in our best interests.
Leo Frederick Duffin February 23, 1954 – June 26, 2012
Leo Frederick Duffin, CPA (58) of Sausalito, son to the late Helen and George Duffin, beloved brother to Patricia and Katherine Duffin (DeWitt), favorite uncle to Nathan and Laura (DeWitt) and loyal friend to many passed away in his home on June 26, 2012, due to complications with his heart.
MONDAY ROUNDUP: CHS baseball, golf and GHS softball victorious
Anchored by Brian Ransom's complete game, three-hit gem on the mound, the Christopher High baseball team took down Monte Vista Christian 3-1 in a key Monterey Bay League matchup Monday in Watsonville.
Scrapbook April 16-20
ENGAGEMENT: Porter/Gregory: Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Gregory of Redmond, Ore., announce the engagement of Mr. Gregory’s daughter Brandy Jo Gregory to Joseph Matthew Porter, son of Robert and Cynthia Porter, of Gilroy.
Read This Summer, Win Prizes
Gilroy Library is running a reading program that will make kids feel like they are on a gameshow.
Business Briefs: Coastal Healthcare expands to Santa Clara County
Coastal Healthcare Administrators, based in Salinas, will expand