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April 21, 2025

Bankruptcies should matter to voters

When it comes to electing public officials, bankruptcies matter.

Top three choices for City Council

Gilroyans have the opportunity to fill three City Council seats this election and there are five interesting and dedicated people willing to serve. All bring something different to the table. After an extensive interview session, our recommendations became clear.

Don Gage for mayor of Gilroy

1. His pragmatic approach has been successful everywhere

Wineries, Wasserman and regs

1. New regs a far cry from ‘The Day the Music Died’

Saint Louise Hospital silence hardly golden

1. Wishing the troubling report to vanish just won’t make it so

GUSD back to the chalkboard

1. Good reasons not to rush a parcel tax onto the ballot

Hold pit bull’s owner fully accountable

1. Monetary charges to the dog’s owner just aren’t enough

Glen-Loma sues city: stunning

1. Hard to fathom that the issue could not be resolved

OUR VIEW: Constructing a plan to halt library vandals

Most of what’s going on at our community’s beautiful new library is magnificent. Many more Gilroyans have a library card, there are computers being utilized, summer book readings galore and serene places where people can study and learn.

OUR VIEW: Public pension reform, who will take it on?

1. Gilroy’s leaders failed to bring key issues to the ballot box

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