McDonald’s workers file health complaints
A group of employees at a Gilroy McDonald’s filed complaints to the county and state June 15, alleging that management endangered workers by not immediately notifying them of a staff member who tested positive of Covid-19.
The owner/operator, meanwhile, said the restaurant took swift action...
Baseball: Katich, Rams back in first place with win over Skyline
Gabe Katich pitched eight strong innings, Alika Bantilan drove in two runs, and Gavilan College’s baseball team held on for a 6-3 home win over Skyline on Thursday.
Dominguez gets supports for assembly seat from Watsonville council member
Gilroy Unified School board president Francisco Dominguez is
Captured fugitive served 11 years for stabbing common-law wife in the heart
A fugitive recently captured after a two day manhunt is no
FIELD HOCKEY: Mustangs finish runnerup in Mount Hamilton Division, playoffs next
Los Gatos defeated Gilroy 3-0 on Thursday to claim the league
Generous gestures
As the year winds down, I find myself in a reflective mood. Maybe it is due to hearing renditions of “Auld Lang Syne” everywhere I go. Here at Live Oak Adult Day Services, we welcomed many new seniors this year and we, sadly, have mourned the loss of others. The staff here is often asked how we cope with such loss. Basically, we focus on making each day special for the seniors here, and when they are no longer with us we know that we helped them to feel appreciated while they were part of the program. Those thoughts console us.
