4 letters: Speeding at Wayland and Broadway; Shrinking coverage; Buyer’s remorse; Harris for Superior Court Judge
Speeding vehicles at Broadway and Wayland
Your View: Don’t sack the saxes
For 23 years the Central Coast Sax Quartet has been an essential piece of the Gilroy Garlic Festival experience. Each year, without fail, they stroll through the festival grounds, delighting visitors and providing local flavor to the festival’s music scene. This year, the Garlic Festival is looking to end its nearly quarter century history with the group by “going in a new direction” for their musical lineup.
Columnist needs dose of reality on the issue of the left-leaning ‘news’ press
Letter: Don't skewer cable TV news, when mainstream press
Tough times at City Hall, but morale is a two-way street
There's no doubt these are difficult times for city employees
Letter: Young was a bright presence
Your article about Gary Young’s death from Covid really touched me (South Valley, June 12, 2020). Gary was always a bright presence at Orchard Supply, then at Lowe’s. I couldn’t pass him without some mutual recognition; a simple hello or a brief conversation.
At one...
Mayor Springer bids farewell to city politics
Mayor Tom Springer, who has served four years in Gilroy's top











