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November 7, 2025

GDBA looks to fill $5,000 budget gap

The Gilroy Downtown Business Association is working to whittle away a $5,000 shortfall in its budget for fiscal year 2012-2013.

Local special occasion clothing shop bows out gracefully after 46 years

Town and Country Fashions is celebrating its 46th and final year as Gilroy's go-to independent retailer for bridal, special occasion and career coordinates. For owner and entrepreneur Lucy Gori, it's business as usual until liquidation of inventory is complete at her store on First Street. With the traditional season of graduations, proms, reunions and weddings in full swing, shoppers can look forward to discounts on all clothing, accessories, handbags and shoes in stock.

UPDATED: Rollover victims doing OK after serious crash

About a dozen bystanders rushed to the aid of a family trapped in a Chevy Blazer last Thursday seconds after their vehicle slid about 30 feet on the passenger side and came to a stop on the westbound lane of 10th Street in front of the former soccer retail store.

NEW: More charges for former trustee

The former Gilroy Unified School District Board of Education trustee who is already facing charges for swindling $52,000 from a leading South County nonprofit organization, as well as billing an engineering firm for meetings that supposedly never occurred is now being accused of misusing thousands of dollars from his 2010 campaign donations.

NFL: Jacobson proud of ‘great’ Redskins minicamp

Former San Benito High and Gavilan College football player Wade Jacobson might have left the Washington Redskins after a three-day mini camp tryout without a contract Monday, but that doesn’t mean one might not be coming.

Felon caught with AK-47 in car

As the weather warms, Gilroy Police have fought a multitude of criminals, including one felon with an AK-47 in his trunk. Here’s a few events:

Roy Phillips May 29, 1935 – May 3, 2013

Services held at Oakhill Memorial Park 300 Curtner Ave, San Jose, CA on Monday, 05/13/13. Viewing will be start at 1:00 P.M., and service is at 6:00 P.M. Burial on Tuesday, 05/14/13 at 10:00 A.M.

Harvest Coffee House

Contact Phone: (408) 776-6544

Clos LaChance introduces the new “Bistro Clos”

Clos LaChance Winery introduces Bistro Clos. Bistro Clos will provide guests with a restaurant-style experience within the winery setting. The menu has been developed in tandem with chef Lou Zulaica and Roy Froom, director of hospitality at Clos LaChance, certified wine educator and first level sommelier. Chef Lou is a graduate of the California Culinary Academy in San Francisco. He has more than 20 years of fine dining experience. Reservations are required on Friday nights only and can be made by calling 1-800-ITS-WINE, ext. 106. Details: www.clos.com or call 1-800-ITS-WINE.

Michael Johnson appointed new ranch manager

Castro Valley Ranch announced the appointment of Michael S. Johnson as its new ranch manager. Michael succeeds Richard J. Neuenschwander (Rick). Michael manages all aspects of the ranch, including the cattle and hunting activities. Prior to joining the ranch, Michael served as the operational manager for 101 Livestock Market Inc. where for 19 years he managed facility operations, lease negotiations, maintained livestock facilities, ranches and water development projects. Michael will report to representatives of the family that has owned Castro Valley Ranch since 1979.  

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