Back in the saddle again
Found starving and stranded near the highway two weeks ago, a pair of horses described as “very friendly” and “naturally curious” are on their way to becoming healthy equines instead of living skeletons.
Despite recession, companies target Latino market
Halfway through Univision's top-rated variety show, Sabado
SOFTBALL: CHS bats erupt in 15-1 thumping of St. Francis C.C.C
After surrendering a run in the top of the first and leaving the
SOCCER: GHS girls earn draw against Live Oak
MORGAN HILL - When they weren't throwing their bodies in front
Cheryl L. (Cheri) Gray
Cheryl "Cheri" Gray went to be with the Lord on September 25, 2009 at the age of 66. She was the daughter of the late Carl "Sully" and Henrietta "Nene" Schulz. A native of Hollister, she graduated from Union School and Hollister High School in San Benito County, where she also worked as a beautician for many years. Cheri later resumed her education, obtaining a Masters Degree in Counseling from Saint Mary's College. She worked as Director of Admissions and Records at Gavilan Community College and Hartnell Community College for a total of over 30 years. She is also well known through her community involvement with the Catholic Church, Pet Friends, the SPCA, and Creative Memories.
Updated: City, firefighters reach agreement
After months of often heated negotiations, the city of Gilroy
