Editorials

While Gilroy's elementary and middle schools are clearly on the

The problem is the gap and the yap. The gap is the time between

It's almost palpable. Downtown Gilroy is changing. It won't

The case of admitted and convicted child molester Brian DeVries

It's time for the city to get tough on political graffiti and

While we give Gilroy Unified School District Trustee David McRae

The ridiculous ratio of students to counselors at Gilroy High

Eagle Ridge residents have spoken

For the most part, holiday traditions are very similar across the world. Families come together to share the holiday spirit, gifts are exchanged and there is usually food involved. Generosity is spread to those less fortunate, and there tends to be a feeling of being uplifted.

As we get head into 2015, we reflect on 2014 and make resolutions to hopefully carry us through the upcoming year. We promise to eat healthier, exercise more, be a better person and pray for world peace. But instead of searching for that magic cure, or constantly working toward fulfilling New Year's resolutions, just be happy—it's not that hard.