Sharks fall in shootout against Arizona
SAN JOSE – Arizona rallied past San Jose 3-2 in a shootout that left the Sharks with a three-point lead over the Anaheim Ducks in the battle for the top of the Pacific Division.
Nonprofits get peek at Gilroy’s new coworking space
Community serving organizations got a preview of downtown Gilroy's latest addition, Greenhouse Coworking, south county's first shared office and studio space. Located at a former billiards hall, the facility has workstations and private offices, a conference room, 24/7 access and free flowing coffee. It is also the new home to CMAP and digital studio.
First Friday in downtown Gilroy
What better way to spend a cool Friday evening than to sip hot cocoa, purchase dystopian literature and learn how to shoot a crossbow? These are the times we are living in folks! Tomorrow, Feb. 3, is First Friday in downtown Gilroy and BookBuyers, Fifth Street Coffee, Predator’s Archery, Gilroy Flower Shop and Garbo’s Antiques will stay open late.
GUSD Offers Sanctuary to Immigrant Students
Following the lead of other educators, Gilroy school trustees declared the city’s more than 11,000-student public school system a “sanctuary” district.
Clinic Saves Limbs and Lives
One day, Dr. Polly Kokinos, a vascular surgeon at South Bay Vascular Center, with offices in Gilroy and Campbell, was stunned when a man from a Gilroy nursing home rolled up in his wheelchair.
Guest Column: Gilroy’s Changing Role in Silicon Valley
Six years ago, my wife and I decided to move to Gilroy from Morgan Hill, to raise our family. Gilroy attracted our young family because of its small town charm, open spaces, the strong park and recreation program, and most importantly, a great public school system for our children.
Gilroy underrepresented in the county
Despite having the most land available for ongoing development in Santa Clara County, Gilroy will not have a place at the table when it comes to making key decisions on future growth.
Gilroy protests as city council puts immigration, human rights on the agenda
As protests sprung up in airports across the nation last weekend in response to President Donald Trump’s latest executive action targeting refugees and immigrants from seven majority Muslim countries, a group of about 30 Gilroyans took to the street on Sunday to show their solidarity.
Gilroy’s changing role in Silicon Valley
Six years ago, my wife and I decided to move to Gilroy from Morgan Hill, to raise our family. Gilroy attracted our young family because of its small town charm, open spaces, the strong park and recreation program, and most importantly, a great public school system for our children.
