City spells out contacts on unsafe buildings
GILROY—Over the last three years, City Hall employees mailed 51 letters to the owners of the Water Store downtown to alert them about the building’s dangerous condition, according to documents provided to the Dispatch by City Administrator Tom Haglund. The problem is, they all went to the same place.
Prep Roundup: Sept. 9
Christopher made quick work of St. Francis, sweeping it 3-0 Tuesday in Watsonville. The Cougars won 25-14, 25-18, 25-18.
Haglund leaving post as city administrator
GILROY—After seven years as Gilroy’s city administrator, Tom Haglund will be leaving his post for the Sierras.
Police seek driver in fatal hit-and-run
GILROY—A 57-year-old man died Tuesday after he was struck in a hit-and-run incident on Sept. 4, Gilroy Police Department Sgt. Royce Heath said.
Prep Roundup: Sept. 8
While most people were spending the holiday relaxing, Christopher was getting busy at Spikefest I.
Gavilan Roundup: Sept. 8
FAIRFIELD—Gavilan talked a lot about cohesiveness prior to the season and on Friday, the Rams put their words into action.
Rec Softball: Sept. 8
GILROY—HD Auto Glass held off Recology 12-10 to improve to 3-0 in the Men’s Fall Softball League standings at Las Animas Veterans Park Sept. 1.
JUCO Football: Gavilan falls 56-6 to Shasta in opener
REDDING—Gavilan dropped its 2015 season opener 56-6 at Shasta College Saturday. The loss was due in part to too many penalties and not enough yards.
Stories for toddlers, reading for adults
Who doesn’t like peanut butter and jelly? The children attending Toddler Storytime at Morgan Hill library certainly do. And they all love to sing the song that bears the name of the popular sandwich.
Police blotter: Aug. 22 to 30
Gilroy police made arrests for a variety of crimes between Aug. 22 and 30, including arson, battery, driving under the influence and prowling. Arrests were recorded in the Gilroy Police Department blotter and compiled using public records.
