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October 2, 2025

Maria Navarro

Maria Navarro passed away in Hollister at the age of 83. She was born in Mexico and came to Hollister in 1966. She worked in the local cannery, was a member of The Teamsters Union and Sacred Heart Church.

Anzar student wins regional Rotary speech contest; TeenWORKS program starts in June

Each year, rotary clubs around the world hold a speech contest

Red Phone: Stop light needed on Hecker Pass

When the construction on the new bridge is completed, will there

Council’s retreat menu hardly a healthy alternative

Other than a few items, the City Council's recent retreat agenda

WEEKEND ROUNDUP: GHS track earns 12 medals at N. Salinas Relays

A personal-record jump of 9-0 in the girls varsity pole vault by

Ecstasy use rising at high schools

The use of ecstasy, a party drug school administrators never

Isabel Olmos

Isabel Olmos was born in Tlachichila, Zacatecas and came to Gilroy in 1952 after marrying Hipolito Olmos. She was all of 4 ft. 4 inches tall but to her family she was a Giant. She was a farm worker until she was hired at our local cannery. She always remembered how she had to stand on a "prune box" in order to reach the conveyor belts at the Felice and Perelli Cannery, later known as the Gilroy Cannery. She later went on to work and retire from Joseph Gubser Garlic Company.

Police blotter: Man, 22, arrested for allegedly assaulting an officer

Christopher Jacobs, 22, of the 8400 block of David Court, 10:44

On shaky ground

The city's strategy for fixing up vacant, earthquake-unsafe

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