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April 26, 2026

CROSS COUNTRY: Christopher girls earn five of six points at second league meet

Christopher’s freshmen duo of Jamie Boutte’ (19 minutes, 56 seconds) and Natalie Filippi (21:24) placed first and third, respectively, but the varsity girls fell shy of the top spot at the second Monterey Bay League Pacific Division Center Meet of the season Wednesday at Toro Park.

Workshops give tools to achieve college dreams

The conference is called “No Excuses,” named by students who felt, after last year’s installment, they could be the first in their family to go to college.

GOLF: Locals take a swing at the PGA

More than 80 local golfers took to the links Wednesday, in the first step to earning a spot in the 2012 Frys.com Open, which kicks off next week.

Locals cross about lack of crosswalk

From before the time a child learns to talk, he is taught two things about road safety: to look both ways before you cross the street, and to always cross the street at a crosswalk.

Pumpkin perfection

The recent 100-degree weather doesn’t exactly inspire scarf wearing, leaf pile jumping or the imbibing of piping hot pumpkin spice lattes.

Lenders working to resolve fate of Sargent Ranch

The core dispute surrounding 6,400 pristine acres just south of Gilroy – a magnet for real estate developers, a Holy Grail to nature conservationists and “most sacred grounds” to a local Native American tribe – could begin to unravel in court this month if the property’s dozens of investors find common ground.

Coe Park advocates ‘cautiously optimistic’

Governor Jerry Brown recently signed two major legislative measures that mandate a number of funding and oversight improvements to California State parks, but the road to regaining the faith of a group of local outdoor enthusiasts - who fundraised a quarter of a million dollars to keep Henry Coe Park in South County open to the public - is going to be an arduous hike.

Lillian Marie Hill February 2, 1934 – October 2, 2012

Lillian M. Hill passed Tuesday October 2, 2012 after a lengthy battle with COPD and lung cancer. She was known to her friends as Lill, and those who fondly thought of her as mom and grandma also had a special place in her heart.

Man with long criminal history arrested on five warrants

It’s been a mostly quiet week as far as arrests and reported incidents in Gilroy - but with the arrest of one of Gilroy’s most prolific career criminals last weekend, one less wanted man is off the streets. Here are a couple events:

Alleged landscape scammer’s plea continued

The plea hearing for the man who allegedly charmed multiple South County seniors into giving him money for landscaping services he never completed was continued to Nov. 1, due to the public defender declaring a conflict in the case.

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