Letter: The arts are alive in Gilroy
Nestled in the heart of Downtown Gilroy, the La Ofrenda Festival—Gilroy’s second annual Día de Muertos Festival & Wellness Fair from1-7pm Nov. 2—will be an extraordinary event and is more than just a day of festivities; it’s an immersive experience that embraces the essence...
Letters: Patient safety at Saint Louise Hospital; Middle class beware, taxes aimed at you
Saint Louise Hospital’s recent patient issues an example of why regulators are needed
Understand city finance
The General Election is just a few months away, and voters in Gilroy have a number of candidates to consider for the all-important positions on the City Council. Of all the layers of government, your voice on the local level has the most impact...
Letter: Adding jobs, growing wages
What would you like our government to do about:
• The concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few?
• Protection for small businesses?
• Workers’ ability to negotiate?
• Promoting job growth?
• Promoting the growth of jobs with good pay for those without college...
Two letters: Pearl Harbor disrespect and twisting the meaning of our “Christian nation’
Calling men who perished on the U.S.S. Arizona ‘poor
Letters: On local election and politics
Hidden hands shape our local election
I am outraged by the recent revelations surrounding the group responsible for sponsoring negative campaign mailers against Mayor Blankley. These attacks are funded by “Building Tomorrow, sponsored by California Friends and Family,” a group that was previously known as...















