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Micro-hoo!?

February 4, 2008

Microsoft Corp.'s $41 billion takeover bid appears to have

Hamilton Chiropractic

February 4, 2008

Hamilton has been practicing as a licensed doctor of

Saving homes

February 4, 2008

A homeowner came by Marlene Santiago's office two days before

Richard D. Biggs

February 4, 2008

Richard "Dave" Biggs passed away February 2, 2008 in Gilroy. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Friday, February 8th at Habing Family Funeral Home, 129 Fourth St., Gilroy, CA.

More arrests in copper theft operation

February 4, 2008

Greenhouse fire reported in earlier Times story not associated

Purple Kings get the best of Gold Lakers

February 4, 2008

The Purple Kings surged past the Gold Lakers 25-19 in Boys' 5-6

A rash of bad luck at Gateway

February 4, 2008

Fires, flooding and lots of adjustments

News briefs: Police ask for help in defeating graffiti

February 4, 2008

Police seek help in combating graffiti

Top choice for city administrator made

February 4, 2008

Background check could take two weeks

Police blotter: Man racks up nine arrests

February 4, 2008

Possession of a controlled substance for sale

Youth production of ‘Alice’ opens May 1 in Hollister

Recology composting program turns waste into natural fertilizer

Cherry growers expect light crop due to weather challenges

San Benito County Sheriff’s deputy accused of loaning firearm to teen in Gilroy

Gavilan spring production explores key chapter of local history

Micro-hoo!?

Hamilton Chiropractic

Saving homes

Richard D. Biggs

More arrests in copper theft operation

Purple Kings get the best of Gold Lakers

A rash of bad luck at Gateway

News briefs: Police ask for help in defeating graffiti

Top choice for city administrator made

Police blotter: Man racks up nine arrests

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Youth production of ‘Alice’ opens May 1 in Hollister

The Wolf Watch: Dustin Wolf’s classy gesture with 10-year-old fan goes viral

Letter: Stories help inspire trans, LGBTQ+ community

Guest View: Get on the Bus in support of education

Recology composting program turns waste into natural fertilizer