Isabel Olmos
Isabel Olmos was born in Tlachichila, Zacatecas and came to Gilroy in 1952 after marrying Hipolito Olmos. She was all of 4 ft. 4 inches tall but to her family she was a Giant. She was a farm worker until she was hired at our local cannery. She always remembered how she had to stand on a "prune box" in order to reach the conveyor belts at the Felice and Perelli Cannery, later known as the Gilroy Cannery. She later went on to work and retire from Joseph Gubser Garlic Company.
County set to approve $100M in affordable housing projects
By Jana Kadah, Bay City News FoundationÂ
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors will likely approve more than $100 million in permanent housing for low-income residents.
At their Tuesday meeting, supervisors will consider approving five housing complexes that would total to 566 new units and...
Hoops: Rams men drop 14th straight, wrap season 3-21
Gavilan College’s men’s basketball team ended the season with a 71-52 home loss to Hartnell on Friday.
Oriental fruit fly officially shooed from MH
The Oriental fruit fly was officially eradicated in Morgan Hill late last month, according to a notice from the Santa Clara County Farm Bureau.
Assistant superintendent takes job in Pasadena, follows former superintendent
The Gilroy Unified School District will be losing one of it's
Prep Basketball: Gilroy lose 95-85 thriller to Gunderson
GILROY — The nets were on fire at Gilroy High Saturday.
Tribute to Sept. 11 and how to prepare in a disaster
The Morgan Hill Office of Emergency Services and local residents will pay tribute to victims and first responders, and remember the tragic disaster of 9/11/01 by encouraging citizens to be prepared in case of another such event on Tuesday, the 11th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
