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July 9, 2025

Stabber pleads guilty in 2010 incident

An Iraq war veteran who stabbed his girlfriend's father at a

Carol M. Macfarlane

Carol Macfarlane passed away at her residence on Wednesday, February 11th at the age of 72 years with her family at her side. Carol and her loving husband, William "Bill" Macfarlane whom she married 52 years ago, settled in San Benito County in 1984 at the Ridgemark Golf & Country Club. Besides being a loving wife and devoted mother, Carol was a Banker for Bank Of America both in Gilroy and San Juan Bautista for a period of 14 years. She had been an active member of Immaculate Conception Church before her health prevented her from doing so. Besides her husband Bill, Carol is survived by her children and their spouses Michael and Stacey Macfarlane of Antioch, Thomas and Jill Macfarlane of Hollister, Joseph and Gina Macfarlane of Folsom, and James and Karen Macfarlane of San Jose; her grandchildren Lindsay, Courtney, Haley, James Buck, Cole, Jacob, Jessica, Rachel, and Ryan Macfarlane; her brother and sister-in-law Stanley and Patricia Shifflet of Baja, Mexico and many nieces and nephews.

Mop-up continues on Crews Fire

The Crews Fire, which has burned 5,513 acres in the week since it ignited, is 97 percent contained, CalFire announced July 13. The fire began July 5 in the area of Crews Road and Sunlit Oaks Court north of Gilroy. The cause is under investigation. CalFire expects...

Teacher files motion to allow bail on molestation charges

A fifth grade teacher accused of sexually assaulting two Morgan Hill students filed a motion to allow his release from custody upon posting bail.

Police investigate fatal wreck near Outlets

GILROY—Police are investigating a collision near the Outlets that claimed the life of a 19-year-old Gilroy man last week.

Bulletin 6.3.05

Friday 6.3

Two car crash caused a small vegetation fire

Two cars were involved in a crash on U.S. 101 northbound just South of the Monterey Street exit early Friday afternoon. A small vegetation fire was caused in the median that the Gilroy Fire Department was quickly able to extinguish.

Fire contained on Solis Rancho Drive

Fallen power lines led to a fire breaking out at about 3:13 p.m.

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