Rec Hoops: Hard Ninety, District 5 set up showdown between league leaders
Hard Ninety and District 5 each won a game in the Men's DD Basketball League on Wednesday at Solorsano Gym to set up a showdown on Jan. 23 between the co-league leaders.
Community Pulse: What should be done about illegal immigrants?
What best characterizes your view about illegal immigrants working in the U.S. 1) Allow them to stay in their jobs and apply for U.S. citizenship, or 2) Stay in their jobs, but only as temporary guest workers and not be allowed to apply for U.S. citizenship, or 3) They should be required to leave their jobs and leave the U.S.
Learn about restoration of historical building during lunch
The Gilroy Historical Society is hosting a lunch at 1 p.m. Feb. 9 at the Milias Restaurant that includes an opportunity to learn more about the restoration and history of this iconic building located at 7397 Monterey St.
Scrapbook Jan. 14-18, 2013
WEDDING: Lomanto/Tilley: Stefanie Lomanto and Aaron Tilley were married Sept. 15, 2012 at San Juan Oaks Golf Club in Hollister.
Gilroy crime briefs: Burglary and theft
Gilroy Police responded to a variety of crimes Jan. 9 through Jan 16, including drug possession, theft, battery and vandalism.
A very special mother leaves legacy of humor, love
DEAR READERS: My beloved mother, Pauline Phillips, has passed away peacefully at the age of 94. Over the last quarter century Alzheimer's disease had stolen away bit by bit her remarkable intellect, but she battled her illness with courage and dignity. She was my best friend who can never be replaced.
Clarion call for Economic Summit
Gilroy has all the pieces in place to really start making “economic hay” in the next 5 years. And there’s every reason in the world to start that economic engine ASAP.
Soccer: Sophomore highlights bright present, future for CHS girls
Paulina Llamas was playing soccer by the time she was 5 years old, and there were early signs of her talent.
New city transportation engineer gets behind the wheel
The City of Gilroy has big plans this year to improve the overall mobility of its streets, and a new face in town will play a big roll in that vision.
Drive to feed troops a better breakfast
After working 18 hour days in eastern Afghanistan where he operates and repairs armored vehicles damaged by blasts from improvised explosive devices or mechanical failures, Private First Class Ryan Reynaud of Gilroy returned to base camp and was met with an unpleasant surprise: Breakfast was no longer being served in the chow hall.
