Hoops: CHS girls top SBHS, go to 7-1 in MBL Gabilan
Hanna Tabron had 12 points and Cydney Caradonna scored 11 to lead Christopher’s girls basketball team to a 35-25 home win over San Benito on Thursday night.
Rec Hoops: Hard Ninety ends regular season 9-1
Hard Ninety completed a 9-1 run through the Men’s DD Basketball League regular season Wednesday with a 54-46 victory over Recology at Solorsano Gymnasium.
Crime briefs: Thieves steal iPads, bikes from Wal-Mart
Gilroy Police responded to a variety of crimes Jan. 24-30, including burglaries, assaults, vandalism, stolen vehicles and rape.
Borrow $2 mil, owe $28 million
Five years ago Gilroy Unified School District needed immediate cash and trustees approved borrowing $2.4 million through Capital Appreciation Bonds to get it. Now GUSD will pay $28.2 million for that privilege, due and payable by 2032.
Former MH mayor appointed to water district board
The six directors of the Santa Clara Valley Water District had to re-interview two of the candidates who signed up to fill an empty seat on the board, but Thursday morning they unanimously chose former Morgan Hill Mayor Dennis Kennedy to fill the unexpired term.Â
Smile, it’s been 42 years of fun and service
When Daniel Palmerlee first opened his dental practice in Gilroy, business trickled in slowly. As an avid photographer, he’d sometimes bide his time at the office developing negatives in the X-ray dark room.
Choir hoping to add military hospital performance to D.C. trip
The Chamber Singers from both Gilroy and Christopher High Schools are scheduled to perform at a Washington D.C. Heritage Festival April 2 - 7.
Britton school cyber bully arrested
The arrest of a 14-year-old Britton Middle School student on suspicion of bullying last week was not the first such incident in Morgan Hill, and police and school officials say that such behavior can lead to long-term serious problems for students and thus will not be tolerated.
Ranch-side trees and remodeling picnic area
When it comes to food, music and a volunteerism, there is nothing like the annual Gilroy Garlic Festival, which has grown from a local event into a perpetual media darling that garners national attention.
