Editorials

Mesa Ridge vote spells trouble ahead

January 28, 2004

There's a reason that

Strike ‘under God’ – then what?

March 10, 2003

Well, well ... we certainly have a lot of work to do

Gopher-pocked unsafe fields at Gavilan College

September 30, 2003

Although we're glad to hear that the City of Gilroy and Gavilan

Don Gage to the rescue?

January 14, 2011

Don Gage, our former mayor and county supervisor, has been

Desk Time or Knowledge?

January 4, 2006

Our View: as the last chance to pass the state high school exit

Council election coming up soon

May 28, 2003

Though a few days of school remain and Gilroyans have yet to

Garlic 31: Mission accomplished

July 27, 2009

This week the vast majority of 108,519 people will tell their

Beer at the Garlic Festival

June 27, 2007

Running the beer concession is not as simple as trotting a few

Who’s going to take the ball?

December 8, 2004

Although Gilroy Unified School District's physical fitness

Fry’s Open Championship

February 23, 2006

Our View: There's no reason to mask such a potentially exciting

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SOCIAL MEDIA

South Valley nonprofit marks 15 years saving people and dogs

March 6, 2026

Letter: One last art exhibition at the Gavilan Library

March 6, 2026

Religion: Spreading hope in Jamaica

March 6, 2026

Hollister native aims to disrupt the gig economy

March 6, 2026

South County artist bridges tech and fine art

March 5, 2026

Tweaking the First Spin

Don Gage is right: it’s doomed, so …

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Vote, It’s a Privilege

Koyote Gets Ugly

Mesa Ridge vote spells trouble ahead

Strike ‘under God’ – then what?

Gopher-pocked unsafe fields at Gavilan College

Don Gage to the rescue?

Desk Time or Knowledge?

Council election coming up soon

Garlic 31: Mission accomplished

Beer at the Garlic Festival

Who’s going to take the ball?

Fry’s Open Championship

SOCIAL MEDIA

South Valley nonprofit marks 15 years saving people and dogs

Letter: One last art exhibition at the Gavilan Library

Religion: Spreading hope in Jamaica

Hollister native aims to disrupt the gig economy

South County artist bridges tech and fine art