Mount Madonna School hosts Peace Day commemoration
“I wish to begin with a word from the Dalai Lama, ‘If you wish to experience peace, provide peace for another,’” shared 12th-grade student Beatrice Miller, in her address to the Mount Madonna School (MMS) student body, faculty and guests during the school’s commemoration...
Saint Louise Regional Hospital opens new cardiology services center
Santa Clara Valley Healthcare officially launched expanded cardiology services at Saint Louise Regional Hospital Jan. 6, bringing diagnostic heart care closer to South County residents who previously had to drive up to an hour to San Jose for the same services.
The new cardiac diagnostic...
Presentation H.S. invites Gilroy to ‘Dream in Style’
Morgan Hill residents: fanciful fare will soon make dreams come true – in style – for an event that’s helped raise funds for local education.
PHOTOS: Gilroy Veterans Exhibit ends run
The Gilroy Center for the Arts’ Veterans Exhibit wraps up its month-long run on Nov. 30. The exhibit featured memorabilia, mementos, photos and art provided by the families and veterans throughout the area. The Gilroy Center for the Arts partnered with VFW Post #6309,...
UPDATE: Only person injured in eight-car collision on U.S. 101 released from hospital
The only person injured in an eight-car collision at 6:49 a.m.
Pearl Opie
Longtime Sonora resident, Pearl Opie, died on Wednesday, December 1, 2010, at home after a long illness. She was born and raised in San Juan Bautista, where she enjoyed living and working on the family farm. Born October 5, 1927, Pearl was the fifth child and first daughter of John and Rose Lavagnino. A few years later, a second daughter was born to complete the family with six children.
