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Antonio C. Lopez

March 8, 2005

Gang-related tensions result in vandalism, shooting

Morgan Hill school chief’s cleanup comments upset Sobrato student, parent

Letters: Think globally, act locally and support Measure B

Family comes first for Drewitz

SOFTBALL: Mustangs open season with 1-0 win

March 6, 2012

Lauren Castro struck out five, walked three and surrendered just one hit in anchoring the Gilroy High softball team's 1-0 victory over Capuchino in nonleague action Tuesday in Gilroy. Not too shabby for her high school debut.

Jacob “Jack” Kent

December 14, 2009

Jacob (Jack) W. Kent passed from us on Wednesday December 9th at his home in Hollister, CA. Jack was born in Salinas CA. March 22, 1923, Served in the Navy during World War II, and was honorably discharged. Jack worked for 42 years at Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, and retired in 1982 as a Senior District Engineer. Jack is survived by his son John, daughter-in-law Tara, two grandsons Cody and Colton, and his granddaughter Lilian. There are no formal services planned, a reception to honor his life will be held in January, with a later announcement.

Voter OK on Project Sought

April 7, 2006

Del Webb's proposal for 4,400 homes has hurdles to clear; first

January 8, 2008

Emulating the success of the varsity squad, Gilroy's junior

June 14, 2006

As first class required to pass exit exam, graduates get

April 18, 2021

Gilroy Foundation will award $327,323 to local nonprofit organizations and schools during its 2021 Annual Giving Program. A total of 23 grants were funded for a distribution of $87,230. Gilroy Foundation received requests for funding in the amount of $193,196. Additionally, organizations received funding of...

May 12, 2011

When Gilroy City Councilman Dion Bracco first looked at his copy

September 14, 2009

Morgan Hill Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Christine

December 4, 2008

Santa Claus is setting his sleigh's course for downtown Gilroy

Crack Down on Sex Offenders

January 23, 2006

Longer jail sentences, increased parole time and mandatory risk

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Antonio C. Lopez

Gang-related tensions result in vandalism, shooting

Morgan Hill school chief’s cleanup comments upset Sobrato student, parent

Letters: Think globally, act locally and support Measure B

Family comes first for Drewitz

SOFTBALL: Mustangs open season with 1-0 win

Jacob “Jack” Kent

Voter OK on Project Sought

JV wrestlers show promise

Against the Odds

Gilroy Foundation awards grants and scholarships

Rosy budget set for Council stamp

Penny Cakes celebrates opening

Santa Claus is coming to Gilroy

Crack Down on Sex Offenders

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: South Valley needs Congressional rep who will offer real solutions

Annual Gilroy Home + Garden Tour is May 8-9

Religion: Living in freedom and without fear

What Today’s Homebuyers in Gilroy Need to Know Before Entering the Market

Editorial: Your community, your paper, your support matters