Gavilan Roundup: March 27
Cabrillo's Zane Gelphman hit a grand slam in the eighth inning, but Gavilan wasn't intimidated.Â
Two Hollister men stabbed in Gilroy
GILROY—Two Hollister men stabbed by a pair of assailants Monday are recovering from their wounds, Gilroy police said.
Prep Football: Sammut signs with Minot State
GILROY—Christopher’s Anthony Sammut had always played quarterback since taking up football in fifth grade. When coach Tim Pierleoni reassigned him as a wide receiver his junior year, it was difficult to accept.
Gilroy Browns to host registration Wednesday
The Gilroy Browns football and cheerleading program will host registration from 6 to 7:30 p.m. April 1 at 8070 Santa Teresa Blvd. Conference Room.Â
Hollister fugitive captured
HOLLISTER—Police on Saturday arrested a Hollister fugitive who was the subject of a three-hour manhunt in Gilroy two weeks ago.
Gavilan Roundup: March 25
Gavilan scored first against Hartnell Tuesday, but the Panthers didn't allow it anything after that.Â
Beware of dangers at Wren and 6th Street
We just moved to Gilroy from San Jose after 37 years. Its great down here and people drive differently. However one hot spot has been an issue and I think it is time to address it. West 6th Street at Wren is actually a pretty dangerous intersection. People drive way to fast down Wren then take the sharp turn onto west 6th. There is a school nearby and you have to be extra cautious because sometimes people do not see you or stop for you. I have seen near pedestrian misses, once a shouting match took place between the participants, and just this morning there was a wreck likely caused by a driver taking the turn from Wren to 6th to fast. This accident wiped out two of my neighbor’s vehicles. In talking to him it’s not the first time something like this has happened at this intersection. It seems the best solution is a stop sign at this intersection to get people to slow down. Is there any possible way to see if the city would put a stop sign here or take other steps to get people to slow down? I am not talking about having a police office watch the intersection. We need something permanent. One day some one will lose their life at this intersection, if it has not happened in the past
GUSD won’t name parents who lied about addresses
GILROY—Just weeks after vowing to get tough on lying parents, Gilroy’s schools chief has refused to release names of hundreds the district says falsified legal forms to get kids into its flashy, newer $158 million Christopher High School instead of the older Gilroy High School.
