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December 9, 2005

-Ballet rescheduled for next weekend

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December 30, 2005

Free rides on New Year's Eve

Affordable Housing for Coyote

March 16, 2006

Plan to help low-income in the community leaves some concerned

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September 27, 2006

Learn about GUSD candidates

December 15, 2008

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March 16, 2006

Reunion planned for class of 1976

May 5, 2009

Water district board members and staff will continue to discuss

Young Artists Exhibit Their Work

April 4, 2007

Gilroy

September 10, 2008

Hurricane Ike grew stronger as it barreled across the warm,

Austrian Wines Starting To Get Due Respect

August 10, 2007

If you ask most people, they probably do not know

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In wake of tragedy, Gilroy residents push for crosswalk safety

January 28, 2026

Gilroy mother hit in crosswalk Jan. 16 dies from injuries

January 27, 2026

South Valley carjacker was on violent spree, police say

January 23, 2026

Downtown Gilroy pop up gallery features new exhibition by Summer Wright

January 23, 2026

‘Christians in Palestine’ event aims to counter hate with education in South County

January 23, 2026

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’

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Affordable Housing for Coyote

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City releases rally cop count; 140 extra in ’08

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Water district to discuss proposed water rate increase in Morgan Hill Wednesday

Young Artists Exhibit Their Work

Ike gains strength over Gulf, aims for Texas

Austrian Wines Starting To Get Due Respect

SOCIAL MEDIA

In wake of tragedy, Gilroy residents push for crosswalk safety

Gilroy mother hit in crosswalk Jan. 16 dies from injuries

South Valley carjacker was on violent spree, police say

Downtown Gilroy pop up gallery features new exhibition by Summer Wright

‘Christians in Palestine’ event aims to counter hate with education in South County