Letters

Letter: Caltrain numbers don’t justify added VTA expenditures

August 13, 2025

Letter: On homelessness, Gilroy must balance compassion with responsibility

Gilroy Garlic Festival’s return was a success

Letters: Death of horse at Gilroy Rodeo

Letter: Rodeos should be banned forever

Don’t buy into the proposed state bullet train boondoggle

October 18, 2002

DEAR EDITOR:

Government is not elementary

September 20, 2018

Dear editor, Last Tuesday I attended the Rotary forum with the City Council candidates. Each candidate was invited to participate and was given one minute for introduction, followed by a two-minute answer four related questions on homelessness, downtown, economic development and city budget priorities. At...

Council listens to the people

October 24, 2018

I was born in Gilroy 70 years ago and raised my family here, so I’ve seen lots of changes to our small town. I’ve always cared about what happens in Gilroy and dedicated many years of service to the community. I served on the...

Sargent Ranch owner responds to story

February 16, 2005

Dear Editor,

School Board candidate outlines support for the bond measure and worries about teacher retention

October 21, 2002

DEAR EDITOR:

July 7, 2022

“The March Toward Darkness” (Gilroy Dispatch, June 24) is an opinion with which I agree wholeheartedly! The newspaper is one way we, the public, must keep our eye on what our representatives are doing or what they are proposing, in the dark. I am not comfortable...

Get smarter, ‘Growing Smarter’

September 27, 2018

To the editor, A few comments about the Sept. 12 article “Agri·tourist vote may hurt incumbents.” The group that calls itself “Gilroy Growing Smarter” is limiting its ability to get any smarter. According to the article, if any candidate voted against or opposed measure H...

June 28, 2024

Our 2024 Pavement Rehabilitation progress is underway, and this year marks the third consecutive year of bolstered funding for our city streets. Thanks to the 5-year Street Repair Program adopted by the City Council in September 2021, Gilroy’s streets citywide are seeing more attention than...

War with Iraq just a smokescreen for plain, old-fashioned U.S. imperialism and world dominance

October 28, 2002

DEAR EDITOR:

Don’t be so judgmental, it’s hardly a ‘chop shop’

August 3, 2004

DEAR EDITOR:

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Letters

Letter: Caltrain numbers don’t justify added VTA expenditures

Letter: On homelessness, Gilroy must balance compassion with responsibility

Gilroy Garlic Festival’s return was a success

Letters: Death of horse at Gilroy Rodeo

Letter: Rodeos should be banned forever

Don’t buy into the proposed state bullet train boondoggle

Government is not elementary

Council listens to the people

Sargent Ranch owner responds to story

School Board candidate outlines support for the bond measure and worries about teacher retention

Letter: Transparency needed in all levels of government

Get smarter, ‘Growing Smarter’

Letter: Gilroy’s streets and sidewalks

War with Iraq just a smokescreen for plain, old-fashioned U.S. imperialism and world dominance

Don’t be so judgmental, it’s hardly a ‘chop shop’

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