Prep Roundup: Feb. 26
The Christopher softball team took an early lead, but wasn't able to hold on.
Adopt Olivia
Olivia is a 10-month-old tortie/tabby mix who is very sweet, gentle and good with cats and children. She is an indoor only cat because she only has one eye. She is available for adoption at the San Martin Animal Shelter. Call (408) 686-3900.
Causes of irritated backside
An itchy or painful butt is a daily occurrence in any veterinary hospital. When irritated, dogs and cats itch it, scratch it, lick it and scoot on it.
Is A “Fixer-Upper” In Your Future?
Do you love older houses and doing home improvement projects? Perhaps you’re tempted to buy a “run-down” house in a great neighborhood so you can fix it up. Maybe you’ve admired the architectural lines of a house and would love to restore it to its former beauty. Whatever your motivation, take care to protect your interests.
Armed suspect holds up Subway restaurant, flees with cash
Gilroy Police Officers were dispatched to an armed robbery at 9:02 p.m. Tuesday at a Subway restaurant located at 340 E. 10th St., states a press release sent out by the GPD.
Prep Basketball: Christopher tops Sobrato
Christopher used a strong defensive first quarter to sprint past Sobrato in the first round of the DII Girls CCS Playoffs, 48-37.
UPDATED: SCVWD dams excess water use
California experienced its driest year on record in 2013, prompting Gov. Jerry Brown to declare a drought emergency last month. The local water district also called for a mandatory 20-percent cut in water use earlier this week.
JLK remembrance photo
Shop owners from YoghArt and Patti's Pantry & Tea Cafe lit candles in memory of JLK on Feb. 12, the day that the six-year-old passed away. Friends and family posted photos to Facebook and Instagram along with the hashtag #loveandlight4JLK.
Fifth Street Coffee celebrates grand opening
Almond coffee to almond champagne, there was a beverage for everyone at the grand opening and ribbon-cutting celebration Nov. 21 at Fifth Street Coffee, 7501 Monterey St. Owner Yolanda Castaneda, her husband Daniel, their family, friends and Gilroy Chamber of Commerce ambassadors helped her snip the red ribbon and welcome the shop to downtown Gilroy.






















