Letters

Letter carrier following instruction and policy – point is to keep costs down

June 7, 2005

Dear Editor,

Ooops, a mistake on City Council retreats and a humble apology

September 9, 2003

Dear Editor:

October 23, 2024

Candidate opposes negative campaign When I began my mayoral campaign last spring, I wrote a letter to every council member, including the mayor, expressing my intention to run an honest and fair campaign. Our team has done that. Now, people and entities from outside our community...

April 17, 2025

I am writing to address troubling misinformation recently shared by Gilroy City Council member Zach Hilton regarding the status of South County Fire Engine 69 and the future of our city's fire services. Councilmember Hilton has claimed that Engine 69 has been shut down for...

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At Last, a Columnist Tells the Truth About the So-Called Healthy Pets Act

Granting substantial incentives to shopping center developer is sound economic policy for Gilroy and its residents

City Council needs to fully support crime fighting efforts

Thanks for voting, and here’s an invitation to get in touch with Gilroy’s mayor-elect

Put concrete posts in front of the post office

Letter carrier following instruction and policy – point is to keep costs down

Ooops, a mistake on City Council retreats and a humble apology

Letters: ‘No’ on negative campaigning

Letter: Council member offers misinformation on fire services

Letters: Supports community garden and a temporary arts center

A policy for release of sexual predators

Keep City Council’s – and the newspaper’s nose – out of layoffs

No sympathy for residents

Roadside generosity and compassion a godsend

Juxtapose columnist’s foolishness with TV images and citizen’s patriotism

SOCIAL MEDIA

Letter: A call to speak up

Gavilan spring production explores key chapter of local history

Gilroy boys soccer fights competitively in higher division

Learn about the history of Middle East tensions at Congregation Emeth presentation

Film, panel celebrate diversity, self expression