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

Letters: Candidate endorsements

October 3, 2024

Civic vision hailed I recommend Greg Bozzo for Gilroy Mayor because he is a natural leader rather than a professional politician. Greg Bozzo has the management skills and talents needed to lead our community. Greg Bozzo is bilingual and a good listener who makes an effort...

Join Gilroy firefighters and support Russ Valiquette on Tuesday

October 29, 2003

Dear Editor:

2 letters: Operation Independence; Youth Scholarship Fund frozen yogurt fundraiser

August 21, 2014

Op Interdependence helps troops

Costco, Sprint need to get it together

May 6, 2003

Dear Editor:

Newspaper, GPD should be fair to El Portal

December 8, 2004

Dear Editor,

Why don’t we prize Bush?

November 12, 2004

Dear Editor,

Liberal government rules: Get out of my bedroom, but take care of me when I get AIDS

August 3, 2004

DEAR EDITOR:

Time to focus on school choices in Gilroy and at schools across the U.S.

January 12, 2018

Later this month, schools, homeschool groups, organizations, and individuals in California and across America will work together to raise awareness about the importance of opportunity in K-12 education. National School Choice Week begins on January 21 and celebrates all types of schools and education environments...

Letter: Broken-hearted mother pleads for help and justice for her son

December 9, 2011

Dear Editor, My name is Rosalie deVries. I have been a local resident since 1951. My son, Jeremy deVries, 31, has also been a long time resident. The purpose of my letter is not only an urgent appeal to generate critically needed funds to retain private counsel in a horrendous plight we are facing, but also, to bring to your attention, to a 21st century atrocity taking place within our judicial system at the Superior Court in Morgan Hill.

What Gilroy needs is a teen center that becomes a place to hang out and the answer to ‘what are we going to do tonight?’

November 7, 2002