Editorials

Who’s going to take the ball?

December 8, 2004

Although Gilroy Unified School District's physical fitness

Kudos and a possible boost for trails plan

November 16, 2004

Gilroy's long-term planning for an interconnected network of

Budget Impasse Time after Time

August 25, 2007

Let's not get overly complicated. There are a few measures that,

Listen to the Officers

February 20, 2007

Crime is going up in Gilroy, so is the population, and our

Goodbye 2005: Taking Stock of a Bittersweet Year

December 28, 2005

It was the best of times and the worst of times in our world,

Breaking the cycle of homelessness

February 8, 2005

In 2015, homelessness will not exist in Santa Clara County. At

Young man’s guilty plea a lesson for all

June 30, 2005

Young life is precious, and it can end in a heartbeat from

Farewell to Garlic Festival shepherd

June 24, 2005

Our community will bid a sad farewell to Richard Nicholls, the

OpenGATE: A rousing success

August 3, 2005

Congratulations are due to OpenGATE, the nonprofit parents group

Postal carrier situation smells fishy

July 21, 2005

News that mail carrier Patricia Finley might be fired raises

Editorial: Small businesses should not be taken for granted

Editorial: Marie Blankley for mayor

Editorial: The garlic is back

Editorial: Thrill on the Alley

Editorial: We’re number one—unfortunately

Who’s going to take the ball?

Kudos and a possible boost for trails plan

Budget Impasse Time after Time

Listen to the Officers

Goodbye 2005: Taking Stock of a Bittersweet Year

Breaking the cycle of homelessness

Young man’s guilty plea a lesson for all

Farewell to Garlic Festival shepherd

OpenGATE: A rousing success

Postal carrier situation smells fishy

SOCIAL MEDIA

‘The Prom’ brings fight for inclusion to South Valley stage

Gavilan celebrates largest graduating class in college’s history

Young Gilroy singer/songwriter releases debut EP

Religion: Vesak: A Celebration of Truth and Peace

Open Space Trust Buys 2500 Acres