Opinion

DEAR EDITOR:

I just celebrated my 10th Fourth of July in Gilroy with my family, friends and neighbors. My first Independence Day in Gilroy was a little different. At that time, my three children were babies who were both fascinated and terrified by the fireworks display at Gilroy High School. Now they are more intent on arguing over who gets first use of the lighter to set off the fireworks in front of our driveway.

Truthfully, I wish that I could hibernate between now and Nov.

Do you believe Gilroy will be a thriving place in five years?

It's hard to make a case that Robert Orabuena has been treated

Before the City Council votes to spend $100,000 on a traffic

CHEERS for the two principals at our high schools.

Hiding the campaign cash, taking the easy way out and

Another Gilroy child in a crosswalk on his way to school has

Dear Editor,