The art of self-reflection
Artist Christine Hwang was born and raised in northern California and studied business economics at UCLA before switching her major to art history. She spends much of her time studying different art fields at a local community college.
City mulls transparency during labor negotiations
The city of Gilroy is exploring where and how to shed light on a complex process that’s traditionally gone on behind closed doors: public employee contract negotiations.
Gilroy family looks for holiday ‘miracle’
GILROY—To a stranger, Stefani Miller and her three children look ready for Christmas. The family’s tree is decorated and their stockings all hung with care—even Peanut’s, the family dog. But the gingerbread houses and peppermint bark serve as a distraction from the ever-present reminder that this Christmas won’t be like years past.
Athletes of the Week: Dec. 12
Each week we will recognize one area male and female athlete for their performances. This week's are:
Is Whole Foods finally making an appearance in Gilroy?
Back in 2011, you addressed a rumor that Whole Foods was going to open in Gilroy. You provided the correct answer that Whole Foods was not coming to Gilroy. Well, that same rumor has resurfaced with information that Whole Foods will be moving into the old Orchard Supply building. Any truth this time around?
Prep Roundup: Dec. 17
The Gilroy boys soccer team was handed its third loss of the year after losing 3-0 to Silver Creek at home Tuesday.
Mustangs football coach asked to resign
Brian Boyd’s coaching tenure at Gilroy High came to an abrupt end following a meeting Dec. 10 with administrators where he says he was asked to resign, but the Mustangs aren’t letting him go without a fight.
Police seeking two armed robbery suspects
Police are asking for the public’s help in tracking down two men who committed an armed robbery Dec. 10 at the Wilson Leather store at the Gilroy Premium Outlets before eluding capture.
One To Another celebrates grand opening
The ribbon-cutting for One To Another Thrift Shop, 381-B First St. was held Dec. 4. The store is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. A ministry of Pleasant Valley Church, it supports charities with a portion of proceeds going to locals in need. For more information, call (408) 842-1434.
