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June 29, 2026

BASEBALL: Behind Adams, Gavilan silences Hartnell

Gavilan College pitcher Shea Adams said he woke up Monday morning feeling a bit under the weather. After his masterpiece on the bump Monday afternoon, Hartnell College hitters probably wished the right hander had stayed in bed and far, far away from the field.

NCAA: Kentucky holds off Kansas to win NCAA championship

NEW ORLEANS – Kentucky completed one of the more dominating NCAA Tournament runs in the proud program's history Monday night by beating Kansas, 67-59, to claim its eighth national championship and Coach John Calipari's first.

New Balance ribbon cutting

The Gilroy Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting at the New Balance Factory Store in the Gilroy Premium Outlets on March 26. Because feet don’t come in one or two widths, and because shoes that fit better perform better, New Balance shoes come in a wide range of widths and sizes. They serve world class athletes and everyday athletes alike. Details: 842-1395 or newbalance.com.

Locals get free ‘rain’ at Gilroy Gardens

Families walked together in ponchos, their jeans soaked to their knees. Puddles greeted guests on the seats of each ride. Earthworms sprawled on wet pavement. The local artists who planned on demonstrating their art outdoors, throughout the 75 acres of beautiful park property, had to find shelter so their work wouldn’t be destroyed.

Red Phone: How full is the cemetery?

“I was just wondering what Habing’s plan is for the cemetery when they reach capacity. And how close are they when they get to capacity? And what are they going to do when they get to capacity?”

Trail cold to Sierra LaMar

As the search for Morgan Hill resident Sierra LaMar, 15, moves into its 18th day, the KlaasKids Foundation announced two more upcoming volunteer search opportunities and urges the community to continue to help in the efforts to find her.

Gilroy Rotary offering $27k in scholarships

Attention, high school seniors: College money is out there. Reach out and grab it!

Crime briefs: possesion of meth

This past week, Gilroy Police responded to several cases of methanphetamines, both influence and possesion, home burglaries, and someone trying to shoplift coats. Here are a few noteworthy incidents.

Norma Kay Ota January 19, 1924 – March 30, 2012

On March 30,2012, Norma passed away peacefully at her home. Norma is one of nine brothers and sisters. She is survived by her sisters, Susie, Dorothy, Helen, Nancy and brother Frank. Antie to many nieces and newphews, Ricky and Rhene Cruz and the entire Cruz family and Jerry and Gina Stanley.

Man suffers minor injuries in stabbing

A man in his 50s suffered a superficial stab wound when an unknown suspect cut him with a knife north of Morgan Hill Sunday afternoon, police said. 

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