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Mother leaves child in hot car

July 15, 2003

GILROY

July 13, 2015

Giant night for Gilroy

The shrinking paycheck

June 14, 2010

Richard Siegel is not among the unemployed. Between running a

Webelos build the worm boxes

May 6, 2005

Dear Editor,

October 4, 2007

The school district will have almost $500,000 more than it

arbor day sunrise park parks recreation commission

November 23, 2022

On Nov. 16, the City of Gilroy Parks and Recreation Commission hosted the annual Arbor Day event at Sunrise Park. Twelve trees were planted. The Arbor Day event is part of the criteria for the city to maintain its Tree City USA designation, which...

March 10, 2011

A PG-13 twist on

July 29, 2011

Was Friday the biggest opening day in the Gilroy Garlic

Exciting biofuel plant possibility fits in with Gilroy going green

April 11, 2008

News that a biofuel company is likely to choose Gilroy as the

GilPAC announces candidate endorsements

October 2, 2012

Gilroy Political Action Committee, a group of local business owners affiliated with the Gilroy Chamber of Commerce announced Tuesday they are endorsing water district board member Don Gage for mayor, praising his "depth and breadth" of business experience.

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Well-Deserved Pat on the Back for GHS Team

Weekly stargazing tips 3.22.05

Digest

Mt. Madonna could get new digs

Anna Maria Valdez

Mother leaves child in hot car

Hot Ticket (week of July 10)

The shrinking paycheck

Webelos build the worm boxes

District Gets Unexpected $500K

Photo: Tree planting at Sunrise Park

Rucker Elementary puts spin on Little Red Riding Hood

‘Locals Day’ most popular first day in G-Fest history?

Exciting biofuel plant possibility fits in with Gilroy going green

GilPAC announces candidate endorsements

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: ‘Tort tax’ is a burden we all share

Santa Clara County breaks ground on Children’s Advocacy Center in Morgan Hill

SVCT produces ‘High School Musical on Stage!’

Christopher High volleyball star Finley Corona heads to Chico State

Letter: You can’t deport love!