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Poor first impression of candidates running for Gilroy offices

October 2, 2007

Invitation to Join Local Democrats in the Club

Answering the questions about city’s chip-and-seal program

Letters: Tired of being force fed the gay agenda – Vote yes on Proposition 8

Huge Sums, More Dead American Soldiers and a Selective Service Nightmare

Didn’t answer one casino question

September 20, 2004

Dear Editor,

September 30, 2024

I am shocked and discouraged by the Sept. 5 opinion pieces by Ron Kirkish and Eric Howard, and by the Dispatch’s decision to feature two bombastic attacks in a single issue. I’ve met Ron on a couple of occasions and know him to be sincere...

May 7, 2024

Although in recent years tobacco product usage has declined overall, its prevalence remains constant within the LGBTQ+ community—so much so, that it has been woven into queer culture—driving further negative health consequences for this subpopulation. Why is this still happening? Is this just a fluke?...

August 26, 2025

As the Mayor of Morgan Hill and the VTA Board member representing South County, I would like to thank Councilmember Hilton for his thoughtful letter regarding the future of Caltrain service in South County. I appreciate his long-standing commitment to improving transportation options for...

Thanks for Arts Alive at Rucker to Gilroy Rotary

March 22, 2006

Dear Editor,

Remove the trees and give it a new coat of paint – that’s all downtown Gilroy needs

February 10, 2003

Dear Editor:

An Answer to the Mystery of the 10,000 Trees …

October 22, 2005

Dear Editor,

Letter: Public transportation projects are “fiscal bottomless pits’

April 19, 2011

If our transport policy makers would stop stealing our gas taxes

Super Wal-Mart will cost Gilroyans plenty of good jobs

June 4, 2004

DEAR EDITOR:

3 letters: Time to step up and save the Red Barn; Government spying clearly illegal; Warm welcome from Pullman and Washington State University

December 20, 2013

It’s pretty clear that the Red Barn’s heritage traces back to cattle baron Henry Miller Dear Editor, Several people have spoken regretfully to me about the scheduled demolition of the Miller Red Barn. It occurred to me that there may be many others in Gilroy’s community...

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Letters

Poor first impression of candidates running for Gilroy offices

Invitation to Join Local Democrats in the Club

Answering the questions about city’s chip-and-seal program

Letters: Tired of being force fed the gay agenda – Vote yes on Proposition 8

Huge Sums, More Dead American Soldiers and a Selective Service Nightmare

Didn’t answer one casino question

Letter: Admired, maligned

Letter: Big tobacco’s hold on LGBTQ+ youth continues

Letter: Train service offers unique benefits

Thanks for Arts Alive at Rucker to Gilroy Rotary

Remove the trees and give it a new coat of paint – that’s all downtown Gilroy needs

An Answer to the Mystery of the 10,000 Trees …

Letter: Public transportation projects are “fiscal bottomless pits’

Super Wal-Mart will cost Gilroyans plenty of good jobs

3 letters: Time to step up and save the Red Barn; Government spying clearly illegal; Warm welcome from Pullman and Washington State University

SOCIAL MEDIA

Gilroy boys basketball takes a big step forward

Survivor of Nazi experiments speaks at Morgan Hill event

Gilroy grocer to attend Trump speech with Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren

Gilroyan honored with Red Cross Lifesaving Award

Gilroy Gardens earns a Brass Ring