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There are two lanes coming out of Eagle Ridge at Club Drive. Obviously both lanes trigger the light to change. If the car coming out of Eagle Ridge (low traffic volume) is making a right turn, they stop at the right and continue south on Santa Teresa if no traffic is there. If you are travelling north on Santa Teresa (down the hill toward Club Drive), you have to stop at the light turning red from the car making a right turn, but that car has long since gone from the intersection and you are left sitting there with no traffic in any direction waiting for the light to become green again. Would you explain the reasoning why they didn't design to have the left lane leaving Eagle Ridge be straight or left turn and the right lane only turn right, and have the lights adjusted to support that?

GILROY—As much as farmers rely on water to keep crops alive, food banks depend on a steady supply of cheap, nutritious fruits and vegetables to fill the tables of needy families.

Christopher's varsity basketball coach Dan Mooney will host an open gym and information session for his E1T1 AAU program from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at CHS. 

Normally a line score that includes the home team scoring 10 runs and holding the visitors to three hits would indicate a blow out.

The Gilroy Browns football and cheer program is hosting open registration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, March 8, at the Gilroy High Student Center.

Each week, we recognize one area male and female athlete for their performance on the field of play. This week's are:

GILROY—Jamie Boutee, Alexi Slattery and Agust Gomez were a crucial part of their teams all season long and on Wednesday, they were recognized for their talents.

GILROY—A San Jose man is behind bars and charged with the killing of Robert Heiser while police continue the hunt for a third suspect in what investigators now say was murder and robbery by a “criminal street gang.”