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Cruising with Carlotta

December 3, 2002

16-year-old Gilroy racer earns black plate in flat-track

Traffic ‘a blessing’ in rescue of paraplegic trapped in car

August 9, 2005

A paraplegic trapped in his wrecked car near Lovers Lane for

Gilroyans snag top two spots in Garlic Fest poster contest

May 25, 2010

This year's winner of the Gilroy Garlic Festival Art Poster

This Sunday at the Gilroy Farmers’ Market: Trade soda for healthy produce

October 18, 2012

The Gilroy Farmers' Market has been enjoying a healthy turnout as of late.

Thomas L. Maloney, 87 of Gilroy. Tom was born in Syracuse, Missouri on October 21, 1921 and passed away October 20, 2008. He was a WWII veteran serving in the European theater and later was in the California National Guard.

Solorsano scientists clean up

May 4, 2009

For the third year in a row, Ascencion Solorsano Middle School

WERC animal of the month: Wapeka, the red-tailed hawk

November 19, 2008

All the wild animals that arrive at the Wildlife Education and

BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Sweep victory

March 19, 2010

GILROY - The Mustangs have yet to drop a set in TCAL play this

Council members oppose money for library parking garage

July 21, 2010

Gilroy city planners are considering the possibility of using

Passionate about poultry

Business community hopes for ‘compromise’ on signs

Gilroy Garlic Festival releases final tally of volunteer group yields

Murder defendant explodes

Antonio Lopez Jr. February 7, 1951 – November 23, 2012

High-tech delays for GPD cars

Cruising with Carlotta

Traffic ‘a blessing’ in rescue of paraplegic trapped in car

Gilroyans snag top two spots in Garlic Fest poster contest

This Sunday at the Gilroy Farmers’ Market: Trade soda for healthy produce

Thomas L. Maloney

Solorsano scientists clean up

WERC animal of the month: Wapeka, the red-tailed hawk

BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Sweep victory

Council members oppose money for library parking garage

SOCIAL MEDIA

Local Scene: Support youth soccer in Gilroy

Religion: A prophet for our time

From My Perspective: Names and numbers matter

Editorial: The cost of ending SNAP—and the hunger it will bring

County sales tax, Prop 50 win big in Nov. 4 election