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Gilroyans cook up most awards at barbecue contest

May 9, 2011

The sweet, smoky scent of grilled livestock hovering over Morgan

Royal Birthday Treatment

March 10, 2007

In an explosion of bright colors and fluffy feathers, 15 young

Editorial cartoons: So much money it’s hard to keep track

February 19, 2009

Editorial cartoons: Gone, but not forgotten

June 29, 2009

Red Phone: A danger lurking overhead

October 1, 2009

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High winds, heavy rains expected in next two days

October 12, 2009

Gilroy could be hit with six inches of rain by Wednesday,

Rose Mary Laveroni passed away Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at her home in Ridgemark. Rose Mary was born and lived in Hollister all her life and was a graduate of Hollister High School. She had worked for many years for the Pacific Telephone Co. in Hollister. Rose was a avid golfer and member of Ridgemark Golf & Country Club, Bolado Golf Club, Ridgemark Womens Club and a former volunteer and director of the Hazel Hawkins Hospital Auxiliary.

Editorial cartoons: Specter tips the scales

May 5, 2009

Slow, specialized hiring

April 4, 2011

After two years of painful contraction, construction executive

Mountain lion strikes west MH pasture again

April 20, 2011

A mountain lion is believed to have killed a sheep Wednesday

Lifestyles of the rich and shameless

DA charges Gilroy couple with human trafficking

Gilroy man arrested for alleged seventh DUI offense

Bob Torgerson

Gilroy brewery toasts ‘The Wave’

Gilroyans cook up most awards at barbecue contest

Royal Birthday Treatment

Editorial cartoons: So much money it’s hard to keep track

Editorial cartoons: Gone, but not forgotten

Red Phone: A danger lurking overhead

High winds, heavy rains expected in next two days

Rose Mary Laveroni

Editorial cartoons: Specter tips the scales

Slow, specialized hiring

Mountain lion strikes west MH pasture again

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