$1.75M to guide General Plan update
City Council voted unanimously Monday night to authorize an almost $1.75 million contract to hire two consulting firms that will work in tandem to guide a 25-person citizen committee in updating Gilroy’s 20-year General Plan.
Marilyn Kay Kobobel February 12, 1954 – May 31, 2013
Memorial service will be held at the Presbyterian Church of San Martin at 2:00P.M., on Saturday, June 8, 2013.
Hepatitis A outbreak linked to Costco frozen berry blend
Santa Clara County residents are being urged to throw out any Townsend Farms Organic Antioxidant Blend of frozen berries they have at home after a multi-state outbreak of Hepatitis A. The product was sold at Costco stores until it was taken off store shelves.
Morgan Hill Unified asks to postpone charter vote
The Morgan Hill Unified School District is still deciding whether to accept Navigator Schools’ petition to open a new charter school in the city for 2014-15, and has instead requested a 30-day extension of the mandatory June 15 deadline to vote.
Crime briefs: Student burns toilet seat covers
Here’s your weekly digest of criminal happenings in Gilroy, including a couple drug arrests, fraud and a juvenile committing arson at his school.
Shark Tank Gilroy: Who will swim away with the grand prize?
The “Shark Tank Gilroy” competition is finally here and takes place from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday in the Old City Hall, located at 7400 Monterey St. in Gilroy. The event is free and open to the public.
Prep Football: Mustangs optimistic despite low numbers
Gilroy’s spring football session revealed a low turnout for the program -- but the Mustangs aren’t worried.
More legal troubles for former County supervisor
Former Santa Clara County Supervisor George Shirakawa, who resigned from his office in March citing his intention to plead guilty to charges of failure to file campaign finances and improper use of his county credit card, was charged Wednesday by the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office for “impersonating someone else’s campaign on a fictional and defamatory political flyer.”
Color trends for your home
High Point Market in North Carolina is the largest home furnishings industry trade show in the world. Held twice a year in April and October and going strong since 1909, it draws more than 80,000 visitors from more than 100 countries around the globe. With exhibitors spread more than 10 million square feet in 180 buildings, visitors learn to come in very comfortable shoes or leave with very sore feet. (No designer stilettos here. Nike is the order of the day ... but I digress.) Today's column provides highlights from last month's High Point Market with a specific focus on upcoming color trends. We keep up with the latest in home furnishings by attending High Point and similar trade shows in order to better serve our South Valley clients.
Prep Softball: 3 Mustangs sign their letters of intent
Tuesday was bittersweet for three Gilroy softball players who signed their letters of intent to play in college.























