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Gilroy Police dealt with a handful of violent events this week as well as burglaries and thefts. Here are a few events:

Community Solutions, a leading South County social services agency, has relocated its Gilroy office to 9015 Murray Ave., Suite 100 on the north side of Gilroy. The new office will also serve as the agency's headquarters for the whole of South Santa Clara County.

Back surgery will keep Gavilan College President Steve Kinsella out of his office for a month this spring. But presumably following the surgery and an initial recovery period, he’ll be available on the phone should any need for a critical emergency decision arise.

While stepmothers are usually the villains of fairytales, it was a stepfather who was the bad guy last week in Gilroy, according to Gilroy Police.

The Gilroy Police Department is asking for public assistance to help solve an almost three-month old murder case. 

A memorial service and a celebration of life will be held on Saturday, March 30th, 2013, from 4:00 P.M.-7:00 P.M., at 535 Ocean Boulevard in Coronado, CA. The family requests that instead of flowers, a donation be made in his name to the Polish American Association of San Diego, 1934 30th St. San Diego, CA 92101.  Bruno F. Paul, MD, beloved husband and best friend of Anna Paul passed away at the age of 81. I will remember him as “The Most Unforgettable Man.”  On March 28, 1931 he was born in Newark, New Jersey during the”Greatest Generation” era. He was born of Polish Immigrants Paul and Johanna Fik.  Living in Newark, NJ, every Summer Bruno went to the Polish Falcon Camp. He said, “These were my formative years.” Here he worked as a lifeguard, participated in gymnastics and in other sports. This is where he met his lifelong dear friends: Joe Sak, Bobby Tobin, Joe Biesiadecki, Frank Gubernat, and Hank Sadowski. He also grew up with Alfred Borkowski whom also is a dear friend. These relationships have endured over 68 years.  Bruno attended Seton Hall Preparatory School in South Orange, NJ. He then received his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Rutgers University. He we! nt on to earn a Master of Science in Mathematics from Montclair State University in New Jersey. He then served in the United States Army during the Korean War. After this he worked as a High School Math Teacher and as a Mathematician at the Picatinny Arsenal up to working for Hughes Rocket Propulsion in California. He went back to school and then graduated from the University of Southern California School of Medicine as a Medical Doctor, specializing in General Practice. He graduated with this degree in 1965.  Dr. Paul worked in Carmel, CA before purchasing a practice in Morgan Hill, CA and then moved his office to Gilroy, CA. He was a loyal, unselfish, dedicated and outstanding doctor to the rural population of Santa Clara County, which consisted of patients who were migrant workers, factory workers, farmers and also Silicon Valley Professionals.  He served as a physician for over 30 years. If a patient could not afford to pay, he would accept barters such as lettuces, fruits a! nd flowers or would simply say, “get better.”  After retirement, Dr. Paul moved to Coronado, CA and delved into reading and his love for walking along Ocean Boulevard. He was a proud member of the Polish American Association of San Diego, an associate member of Coronado Republican Women Federated, the Coronado Senior Center, a lifetime member of the Coronado Chapter of Veterans of Foreign Wars and loved all the ladies of the Bridge and Bay Garden Club of Coronado.  Bruno F. Paul, MD is survived by his sister Elvira Kadau of Bloomfield, Michigan. By daughters, Dr. Carol Davis of Long Island, NY, Elizabeth Sakurai of Santa Monica, CA, Kathi Pershall of Morgan Hill, CA, and Alexis Paul of San Francisco, CA, step-daughter Lisa West of Coronado, CA and step-son Jonathan Akonni of Coronado, CA, grandchildren Larry Davis, Jr., Carrie Davis, Dylan Sakurai, Kristofer Dominguez, Kaitlyn Pershall, Kamryn Pershall, Benjamin West, Garland West, and Talin Akonni. “ Our Father had a presence about him that was larger than life. He also loved us unconditionally and we will truly miss him.”

The kid ran out of the crowd holding a shred of paper high, like he was displaying a number during an auction.

Police are looking for two burglary suspects who fled a south Morgan Hill home in an orange mini-van Tuesday morning. 

Live Oak High coach Mike Gemo has been chosen to coach the South team in the 39th Charlie Wedemeyer High School All-Star Football Game on July 17 at San Jose City College.